Sergey E. Kokin

Sergey E. Kokin

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Sergey E. Kokin

Ural Federal University

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Academic Career Length

19Years (2008-Present)

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1 November 2009
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APAndrew V. Pazderin
Andrew V. Pazderin
SKSergey E. Kokin
Sergey E. Kokin
AEAlexander O. Egorov
Alexander O. Egorov
EKElena S. Kochneva
Elena S. Kochneva
The article considers the electric energy flow and energy losses calculation problem on the basis of energy meter data using the scheme of the electrical network. The problem is referred to as the energy flow problem. A mathematical model of energy flow problem (EFP) is based on equations of energy balances in nodes and branches of the network, these equations are true with any state or topology network changes. The energy flow problem is proposed to be solved on the basis of state estimation approaches. General challenges and differences in solving the conventional state estimation problem and the energy flow problem are considered. These include the observability analysis, a bad data problem as well as the iterative calculation convergence.

19 October 2022 in Energy Reports
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Murodbek SafaralievMurodbek Safaraliev
Murodbek Safaraliev
NKNatalya G. Kiryanova
Natalya G. Kiryanova
Pavel V. MatreninPavel V. Matrenin
Pavel V. Matrenin
SDStepan Dmitriev
Stepan Dmitriev
SKSergey Kokin
Sergey Kokin
Firuz KamalovFiruz Kamalov
Firuz Kamalov

23 April 2014
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Alexandra KhalyasmaaAlexandra Khalyasmaa
Alexandra Khalyasmaa
SDStepan Dmitriev
Stepan Dmitriev
SKS. E. Kokin
S. E. Kokin
Stanislav EroshenkoStanislav Eroshenko
Stanislav Eroshenko
This paper addresses the problems connected with fuzzy neural networks’ application in equipment technical state assessment problems at...

1 July 2021
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NDNikolay Djagarov
Nikolay Djagarov
GEGeorgi Enchev
Georgi Enchev
SKSergey Kokin
Sergey Kokin
JDJulia Djagarova
Julia Djagarova
The issues of developing a ship’s wireless centralized control system are considered. An induction motor universal mathematical model is presented, with the help of which all types of faults of an induction motor are simulated. Some of the obtained experimental results received by simulating the faults of the stator, rotor and bearings are shown.

1 January 2010
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SDStepan Dmitriev
Stepan Dmitriev
SKS.E. Kokin
S.E. Kokin
The article deals with the problem of the optimal development of power supply system of the big cities. The article offers various methodological approaches to discovering weakpoints of the existing power networks, as well as most effective ways of pinpoint actions in the situation of shortage of information and funding.

1 February 2012 in Advanced Materials Research
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SKSergey E. Kokin
Sergey E. Kokin
SDStepan Dmitriev
Stepan Dmitriev
Alexandra KhalyasmaaAlexandra Khalyasmaa
Alexandra Khalyasmaa
The present article deals with the issue of evaluation of state of urban power supply systems (hereinafter PSS). Such systems are characterized by large size and low reliability of the available data. The suggested evaluation model (EM) is based on elements of the fuzzy logic theory and on the informational graph structure of the power network. EM allows for evaluation of the PSS objects irrespective of their size. PSS object here stands for any part of the PSS, from power switch to complex PSS with substations and transmission lines of various voltage. Graph-based structure of the network model (NM) provides for connection between the objects and allows to select parts in necessary and sufficient detail. Evaluation is made by quantitative indicators that reflect performance of the objects in various spheres (technical, exploitation, ecological etc) with transition to qualitative states: normal, pre-emergency and emergency states.