Thomas Tsovilis

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Aristotle University of Thessaloniki

Greece

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Thomas Tsovilis is an Assistant Professor at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece. His research areas encompass surge protection, battery performance, and the effects of gamma radiation on electronic components, as reflected in his recent articles. His work includes the dimensioning of sheath voltage limiters, development of insulation flashover prediction models, and assessment of surge protective devices.

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Surge Protection of Electric Car Charging Stations

Open Date: 2022-09-01

Close Date: 2024-02-01

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Liquid-based Surge Arrester

Open Date: 2022-04-01

Close Date: 2024-08-01

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Fractal-based simulations for the assessment of the lightning performance of transmission lines

Open Date: 2020-01-01

Close Date: 2021-04-01

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Fractal-Based Approach for Direct-Stroke Shielding of Substations Against Lightning

Open Date: 2019-09-01

Close Date: 2020-08-01

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University of Patras

GREECE

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Articles (20)

Impact of Gamma Radiation on the Residual Voltage of Surge Protective Components

Dimensioning of Sheath Voltage Limiters for Single- Core Power Cables Connecting an Overhead Transmission Line to a 150 kV Substation

Determination of Parasitic Inductance of Surge Protective Devices

Fast-Front Transient Performance of Battery Packs Using Single-Cells Batteries in Various Configurations

Surge Protection of Charging Stations Against Impinging Overvoltages Due to Lightning Strikes to Incoming Medium Voltage Overhead Line

Implementation of Leader Development Models for Prediction of Insulation Flashover in Lightning Studies

Controllable Impulse Current Generator for PHIL Applications in Surge Protection

Time-Domain Modeling of a Cylindrical Lithium Iron Phosphate Single Cell Battery Against Fast-Front Transients

The Challenge of Surge Protection for LiFePO4 Batteries Using Varistors

Surge Current Withstand Capability of Natural Ester Oil: A Comparison to Gas-to-Liquid Transformer Oil

Aging Impact on Relative Permittivity, Thermal Properties, and Lightning Impulse Voltage Performance of Natural Ester Oil Filled With Semiconducting Nanoparticles

Wide Frequency Response of Varistors and Coordination With Transient Voltage Suppression Diodes

Accelerating Stochastic Lightning Attachment Simulations for the Estimation of Lightning Incidence to Overhead Lines

An Experimental Methodology for Modeling Surge Protective Devices: An Application to DC SPDs for Electric Vehicle Charging Stations

Effects of Approximating Recorded Lightning Currents with CIGRE Waveforms on Computed Fast-Front Overvoltages and Critical Lightning Currents Causing Flashover to Overhead Transmission Lines

Introducing the Concept of the Volume Lightning Strike Density

Thermal and Dielectric Analysis of An Ester-Based MgO Nanofluid

Investigation of line surge arresters application to the 150 kV system of Rhodes

A fractal-based approach to lightning protection of historical buildings and monuments: The Parthenon case study

Experimental investigation of the lightning impulse behavior of wet sandy soil

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Dimitrios Vlahopoulos

Zacharias G. Datsios

Ioannis Gonos

Pantelis Mikropoulos

Ioannis Kaissas

Georgios Peppas

Eleftheria C. Pyrgioti

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