General Electric Company

Exxonmobil Upstream Research Company

Xianghui Huang

Robert Dean King

Allen Michael Ritter

Robert D Kaminsky

Luis Jose Garces

Rajib Datta

Matthew Stone

Peter C Rasmussen

Gary Raymond Kilinski

Matthew T Shanley

Ganesh L Ghurye

Matthew T Stone

Ganesh Ghurye

Embodiments described herein provide a power delivery system, as well as a method of configuring the power delivery system. The power delivery system includes two or more rectifiers electrically coupled to an AC power source and configured to generate a direct current. The power delivery system also includes two or more inverters configured to receive the direct current and generate an alternating current waveform for powering a load. Moreover, the two or more rectifiers and the two or more inverters are coupled in series with each other through an inductor.

Harmonics suppression in a power delivery device

One or more methods, systems and computer readable mediums are utilized to provide treatment of a subterranean formation that contains solid organic matter, such as oil shale, tar sands, and/or coal formation. The treatment of the formation includes heating a treatment interval within the subterranean formation with one or more electrical in situ heaters. Available power, or other production resources, for the electrical heaters are determined at regular, predetermined intervals. Heating rates of the one or more electrical heaters are selectively controlled based on the determined available power at each regular, predetermined interval and based on an optimization model that outputs optimal heating rates for each of the electrical heaters at the determined available power.

Converting organic matter from a subterranean formation into producible hydrocarbons by controlling production operations based on availability of one or more production resources

A method for determining rotor position comprising sending a signal to a stator, receiving a first signal indicative of a first estimated stator inductance, and receiving a second signal indicative of a second estimated stator inductance. The method further includes, calculating a first rotor position angle using a function including the first estimated stator inductance and the second estimated stator inductance.

Systems and methods involving permanent magnet electric machine rotor position determination

A vehicle propulsion includes an alternating current (AC) traction drive, a first energy storage system electrically coupled to the traction drive through a direct current (DC) link, a second energy storage system electrically coupled to the traction drive such that the voltage output from the second energy storage system is decoupled from the DC link using a bi-directional boost converter, and an energy management system configured to control said first and second energy storage systems when the vehicle is operating in at least one of a pre-charge mode and a normal operation mode with the traction drive system enabled.

Vehicle propulsion system

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