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- PLENARY SESSION
- SESSION II - Electrical Machines from Tesla to Modern Controlled Electrical Drives I
- SESSION III - Electrical Machines from Tesla to Modern Controlled Electrical Drives II
- SESSION IV - Transmission of Electrical Energy
- SESSION V - Wireless Transmission and Tesla Coil
- SESSION VI - Alternative Energy Sources
- SESSION VII - History of Science and Relatives

 

PLENARY SESSION

Lectures (invited papers):


PL.1 Permanent Magnet Machines, Trends, Problems, and Simplified Simulations by EE – Method
Konrad Reichert
ETH Zurich, Switzerland

PL.2 Tesla’s Polyphase System and Induction Motor
Petar Miljanić
Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts, Serbia

PL.3 Interpretation of a Discovery
Vladan Vučković
University of Belgrade, Serbia

PL.4 Tesla’s Contributions to Developments of Radio
Aleksandar Marinčić, Bratislav Milovanović*, Zorica Civrić
University of Belgrade, Serbia
*University of Niš, Serbia

PL.5 Nikola Tesla and John Jacob Astor
Marc J. Seifer
Roger Williams University, Rhode Island

PL.6 Free Energy for all: Are we Closer to Tesla’s Dream?
Jasmina Vujić
University of California, USA

 

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SESSION II
Electrical Machines from Tesla to Modern Controlled Electrical Drives I

Invited papers:

EM1.1 Electrical Machines with Bulk HTS Elements
L.K. Kovalev, K.V. Ilushin, V.T. Penkin, K.L. Kovalev, S.M.-A. Koneev, V.N. Poltavets
Moscow Aviation Institute (MAI), Russia

EM1.2 Recent Developments in High Performance Variable-Speed Multiphase Induction Motor Drives
Emil Levi
Liverpool John Moores University, UK

EM1.3 Design of the Disturbance-Invariant Speed-Controlled Drive with Tesla’s Induction Motor
Milić R. Stojić, Đorđe M. Stojić
University of Belgrade, Serbia


Regular papers:

EM1.4 AC Electromotor Construction by 3d Modelling and Cluster Rendering
Karolj Skala, Mirsad Todorovac, Tibor Skala
University of Zagreb and Ruđer Bošković Institute, Croatia

EM1.5 Simple Speed Sensorless Control of Induction Motor Drive
Dejan D. Reljić, Darko B. Ostojić, and Veran V. Vasić
University of Novi Sad, Serbia

 

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SESSION III
Electrical Machines from Tesla to Modern Controlled Electrical Drives II

Invited papers:

EM2.1 Tesla Accelerator Installation as a Large Scale Facility for Science and Medicine
Nebojša Nešković
Vinča Institute of Nuclear Sciences, Serbia

EM2.2 Nikola Tesla and Electric Drive for Battle Ships
Zoran M. Nikolić, Petar N. Miljanić
Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts, Serbia

Regular papers:

EM2.3 The Mini Drive Prototype – a Low-Cost Single Phase Adjustable Speed Drive System on the Basis of Tesla’s Motor
Igor Stamenković, Slobodan Vukosavić
University of Belgrade, Serbia

EM2.4 Induction Motors with YY/ Winding as Higher Efficiency Class Motors
Miloje M. Kostić
The Institute Nikola Tesla, Serbia

EM2.5 Tesla’s Induction Motor as a Traction Motor for Electrical Traction Vehicles
Zoran B. Milićević
University of Belgrade, Serbia

EM2.6 How were Patent Rights from Nikola Tesla Stolen
Milan Božić
Patent engineer, Serbia

 

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SESSION IV
Transmission of Electrical Energy

Invited papers:

TET.1 Parameters for Three-Phase Transmission Lines
George L. Kusic
University of Pittsburgh, USA

TET.2 Nikola Tesla and Future of Electric Power Engineering
Dmitry S. Strebkov
All-Russian Research Institute for Electrification of Agriculture VIESH, Russia

TET.3 Ground Fault Current Distribution for the Fault Anywhere Along the Feeding Line Consisting of Three Single-Core Cables
Ljubivoje M. Popović
PD Elektrodistribucija-Beograd, Serbia

Regular papers:

TET.4 An Improvement of Equivalent Electrodes Method for Calculation of Three-Core Cable Capacitances
Miodrag Stojanović, Dragan Tasić, Predrag Rančić
University of Niš, Serbia

TET.5 Analysis and Control Design of Statcom in Distribution Network Voltage Control Mode
Evgenije Adžić, Stevan Grabić, Vladimir Katić
University of Novi Sad, Serbia

TET.6 Non-Active Power Compensation in Poly-Phase Systems under Asymmetrical and Non-Sinusoidal Conditions
Jovan Č. Mikulović, Tomislav B. Šekara
University of Belgrade, Serbia

TET.7 Tesla and Thunderstorms in Colorado on July 3, 1899
Slobodan Plazinic
Meteorological Society of Serbia, Serbia

TET.8 Influence of Equivalent Lightning Discharge Channel Height on Electromagnetic Field
Vesna Javor and Predrag D. Rančić
University of Niš, Serbia

 

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SESSION V
Wireless Transmission and Tesla Coil

Invited papers:

WTC.1 Research Activities and Future Trends of Microwave Wireless Power Transmission
Đurađ Budimir, Aleksandar Marincić
University of Westminster, UK

WTC.2 Wireless Powering for Low-Power Distributed Sensors
Zoya B. Popović
University of Colorado, USA

WTC.3 Simple Transmission Line Representation of Tesla Coil and Tesla’s Wave Propagation Concept
Zoran Blažević, Dragan Poljak, Mario Cvetković
University of Split, Croatia

WTC.4 Multiple Resonances in RF Coils and the Failure of Lumped Inductance Models
K.L. Corum, P.V. Pesavento*, and J.F. Corum
CPG Technologies, USA
*National Electrodynamics, USA

Regular papers:

WTC.5 Advanced Fluorescent Control Lighting Techniques for Reducing Electricity Consumption
Darko B. Ostojić, Dejan D. Reljić
University of Novi Sad, Serbia

WTC.6 Development of the Tesla Apparatus
Jovan M. Cvetić
University of Belgrade, Serbia

WTC.7 Antenna Array System Modeling Using RBF Neural Network
Maja Sarevska, Bratislav Milovanović, Zoran Stanković
University of Niš, Serbia

WTC.8 Wireless Transmission of Electricity - Development and Possibility
Tanuj Kumar Mandal, Chennai Tamil Nadu
Educational & Research Institute, India

 

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SESSION VI
Alternative Energy Sources

Invited papers:

AES.1 Nikola Tesla and Robotics
Miomir Vukobratović
Mihailo Pupin Institute,Serbia

Regular papers:

AES.2 Tesla and Solar Energy
T. Pavlović, Z. Pavlović, Lj. Kostić, I. Krulj
University of Belgrade, Serbia

AES.3 Biogas – Energy Instead of Waste
Nikola Rajaković, Milomir Knežević
University of Belgrade, Serbia

AES.4 The Contribution of Nikola Tesla to Plasma Physics and Current status of Plasmas that he Studied
Zoran Lj. Petrović
University of Belgrade, Serbia

AES.5 Prediction of Annual Electricity Production of Perspective Small Wind-Plant in the Region of Deliblatska Peščara
Nikola Rajaković, Željko Đurišić, Momčilo Bubnjević*, Dušan Mikičić
University of Belgrade, Serbia
*ACIES Engineering, Serbia

AES.6 A New Application of Piezoelectric Crystals for Chemical Analysis Testing of Activated Carbon Materials in a Gas Flow System
Ljubinka V. Rajaković
University of Belgrade, Serbia

AES.7 Contribution of Nikola Tesla to Further Development of Military Technology, Strategy, and Defence Capability of the Serbian
Spasoje Mučibabić
University of Belgrade, Serbia

 

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SESSION VII
History of Science and Relatives

Invited papers:

HSR.1 Nikola Tesla and the Business of Invention, 1885-1905
W. Bernard Carlson
University of Virginia, USA

HSR.2 Omnipresence of Tesla’s Work and Ideas
Miloš D. Ercegovac
University of California, USA

HSR.3 The Greatest Recognition to the Scientist Nikola Tesla – Award of the Unit for Magnetic Induction (T) in the International System of Units (SI)
Gordana Spaić, Srđan Spiridonović
JUKO CIGRE Association

Regular papers:

HSR.4 Nikola Tesla’s Legacy
D. Mita Postich
PE Portola Valley, USA

HSR.5 Receptivity of Nikola Tesla’s works in Romania
Dušan Popov, Marian Grekonić
University “Politehnica” of Timisoara, Romania

HSR.6 Relationship of Power Generation and Climate Change - Famous Discoveries of Nikola Tesla and Milutin Milanković
Miodrag M. Mesarović
Energoprojekt Entel Consulting Engineers, Serbia

HSR.7 Nikola Tesla's Patents
Snežana Šarboh
Intellectual Property Office, Serbia

HSR.8 Tesla and Quantum-Coherent States of Consciousness: Case Study for Understanding Nature of Creativity
Dejan Raković
University of Belgrade, Serbia

 

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