BEGIN:VCALENDAR PRODID:-//eluceo/ical//2.0/EN VERSION:2.0 CALSCALE:GREGORIAN METHOD:PUBLISH BEGIN:VEVENT UID:f08cc3ca47508d5b86c7aea9942e1f58@kubr.nl DTSTAMP:20260730T102246Z SUMMARY:System Integration Lunch Lecture "Smart Trolley Grid" by Ibrahim Di ab DESCRIPTION:Public electric transport grids are oversized and underutilized to account for the infrequent worst-case traffic scenarios. Motivated by the power grid congestion problems and enabled by the advances in power el ectronics and smart grid technologies\, a growing research momentum is re- thinking transport infrastructures as smart\, multi-functional backbones t o the urban power grid. This is done by integrating renewables\, storage\, and EV chargers into them\, while keeping in mind the power and energy pr iority of both the present and the future transport vehicles fleets.\n\nTh is lecture would look at lessons learnt from studying the trolleybus grid of Arnhem and the metro grid of Amsterdam\, and the technical and non-tech nical challenges facing urban public transport electrification as a whole. \n\nIbrahim Diab is a PhD candidate at the DC systems\, Energy conversion and Storage (DCE&S) group in the Department of Electrical Sustainable Ener gy (ESE) at the Delft University of Technology\, The Netherlands. He recei ved his bachelors in Mechanical Engineering from the American University o f Beirut in 2012. He then worked as a Measurement-While-Drilling engineer with Schlumberger in Saudi Arabia until August 2014.\n\nIn 2015\, he recei ved the TU Delft "Delft Research Initiative - Energy" full scholarship and joined the ESE department as a master student under the Sustainable Energ y Technologies (SET) masters program. After graduating\, he started with t he DCE&S group as a full-time teaching assistant on courses on AC and DC M icrogrids\, Electrical Power Conversion\, and on the System Integration pr oject. He then worked as a co-creator and manager for the Professional Cer tificates online courses of the ESE department on Intelligent Electrical P ower Grids\, and on Electrical Power Conversion.\n\nYou are very welcome t o join our next LIVE (in person) LUNCH lecture:\n\nSmart Trolley Grid by I brahim Diab\n\nDatum: Tuesday 14 March 2023\n\nTime: 12:00 - 13:00\n\nLoca tion: The Green Village\, co-creation centre\n\nPlease register for joinin g the lunch lecture via: https://forms.gle/TMqvtyYzXjzdeKy68 \n\nThe Syst em Integration Learning Community wants to share insights about systems in tegration in the energy sector. We do so in order to train people with thi s new knowledge\, enabling them to adapt to a new field of work.\n\nEvery second Tuesday of the month\, we invite one of our researchers to give a l ecture for a larger audience on System Integration.     URL:https://kubr.nl/kalender/activiteit/538-system-integration-lunch-lectur e-smart-trolley-grid-by-ibrahim-diab DTSTART:20230314T110000Z DTEND:20230314T120000Z LOCATION:The Green Village (https://www.thegreenvillage.org/hoe-kom-je-er/) ORGANIZER:mailto:no-reply@kubr.nl SEQUENCE:6 X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

Public electric transport grids are oversiz ed and underutilized to account for the infrequent worst-case traffic scen arios. Motivated by the power grid congestion problems and enabled by the advances in power electronics and smart grid technologies\, a growing rese arch momentum is re-thinking transport infrastructures as smart\, multi-fu nctional backbones to the urban power grid. This is done by integrating re newables\, storage\, and EV chargers into them\, while keeping in mind the power and energy priority of both the present and the future transport ve hicles fleets.

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This lecture would look at lessons learnt from st udying the trolleybus grid of Arnhem and the metro grid of Amsterdam\, and the technical and non-technical challenges facing urban public transport electrification as a whole.

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Ibrahim Diab is a PhD candidate at t he DC systems\, Energy conversion and Storage (DCE&\;S) group in the De partment of Electrical Sustainable Energy (ESE) at the Delft University of Technology\, The Netherlands. He received his bachelors in Mechanical Eng ineering from the American University of Beirut in 2012. He then worked as a Measurement-While-Drilling engineer with Schlumberger in Saudi Arabia u ntil August 2014.
\nIn 2015\, he received the TU Delft "\;Delft Res earch Initiative - Energy"\; full scholarship and joined the ESE depar tment as a master student under the Sustainable Energy Technologies (SET) masters program. After graduating\, he started with the DCE&\;S group a s a full-time teaching assistant on courses on AC and DC Microgrids\, Elec trical Power Conversion\, and on the System Integration project. He then w orked as a co-creator and manager for the Professional Certificates online courses of the ESE department on Intelligent Electrical Power Grids\, and on Electrical Power Conversion.

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You are very welcome to join ou r next LIVE (in person) LUNCH lecture:

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Smart Trolley Grid by Ibr ahim Diab
\nDatum: Tuesday 14 March 2023
\nTime: 12:00 - 13:00
\n Location: The Green Village\, co-creation centre
\nPlease register for joining the lunch lecture via: https://forms.gle/TMqvtyYzXjzdeKy68 \;

\n\n< p>The System Integration Learning Community wants to share insights about systems integration in the energy sector. We do so in order to train peopl e with this new knowledge\, enabling them to adapt to a new field of work.
\nEvery second Tuesday of the month\, we invite one of our researchers to give a lecture for a larger audience on System Integration.  \;&nb sp\; \;

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