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Honours Seminar Presentations - S1 2024

Engineering Honours Seminars

Discover emerging technologies and trends, and meet the next generation of Engineers.

Join us on 5 June, as our fourth-year students present the results of their Honours research projects. Each student will deliver a 15-minute seminar describing the aims and outcomes of their work, with opportunities for Q&A and networking.

Date: Wednesday 5 June 2024
Time: 9am-3pm

Venue: Boola Katitjin 3.032 (map link)

 

Morning Session

9:00amWelcome and Acknowledgement of Country
9:10am

Anderson Moster

Designing Protection, Relay, and Coordination for a Power System

9:30am

Stephen Anderson

Benefits of integrating energy storage into a micro grid with an energy flow analysis

9:50am

Maxwell Sweetman

Analysis of Using Gas Generators to Supply Electricity for Community Houses

10:10am

Brenton Tonkin

Replacing human powered hand plunging in winemaking

10:30amMorning Tea (provided)

 

Midday Session

11:00am

Mohamed Shakeel Mohamed Rafi

Techno-economic Analysis of Hydrogen Production, Storage, and Utilization

11:20am

Courtney Francis

Hydrogen Burners: Techno-economic Assessment for brick and kaolin kilns

11:40am

Joshua Aylmore

Feasibility for a wind turbine at Bilgoman Aquatic centre

12:00pm

Tanatswa Mudzamba

Dynamic studies of islanded microgrids consisting of diesel generator and Photovoltaic

12:20pm

Gordon Naley

Analysing the effects of unforecasted weather events on the Onslow Distributed Energy Resource Management System (DERMS)

12:40pmBreak for Lunch

 

Afternoon Session

1:40pm

Hans Aguila

Modelling of an AC and DC Coupled Battery with a Solar Rooftop System, a Comparison between Inverter Systems

2:00pm

Anzzaloni Lima Orsine

The financial benefits of Virtual Power Plants

2:20pm

Lachlan Anderson

Innovating the Wheatbelt: Decentralised Alternatives

2:40pm

Raymond Fielden

TBC

3:00pmClose

 

 

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