PhD student under the guidance of Dr. Srdjan M. Lukic, Dr. David L. Lubkeman.
Primary Research Interests
Transient stability impacts of inverter based renewable resources on the power grid, associated protection challenges in distributed grid and microgrid scenarios; Transition between Grid connected and islanded modes of operation for microgrids and automated service restoration; Use of Wavelet Transform techniques for Power System Protection with high DER penetration
Secondary Research Interests
Degradation of (Li-ion) batteries with time, Implementation of machine learning in improving energy forecasts
Recent Publications (past 12 months)
[1] Fault Identification in Distribution Systems using Maximum Overlap Wavelet Decomposition – Jain R., Du, Y., Lukic, S. M., Lubkeman, D. L., NAPS 2017
[2] Book Chapter : Reserve Estimation in Renewable Integration Studies” in Integration of Large-Scale Renewable Energy into Bulk Power Systems: From Planning to Operation, B. Stoll, R. Jain, C. Brancucci Martinez-Anido, E. Ibanez, A. Florita, and B.-M. Hodge, Springer International Publishing, 2017, pp. 167–187.
[3] A Data-Driven Method to Characterize Turbulence-Caused Uncertainty in Wind Power Generation – Zhang J., Jain R., Hodge B. M., Journal of Applied Energy
[4] Energy Storage System Sizing for Islanded Microgrids Considering Battery Degradation – Du, Y., Jain R., Lukic, S. M., ECCE 2016
[5] Investigating the Impact of Wind Turbines on Distribution System Stability – Jain R., Zhang Y. C., Hodge B. M., ISGT 2016
In Review
[1] Multi-Agent Distributed Service Restoration Scheme for Distribution Systems with Embedded Microgrids – Jain R., Lukic, S. M., Lubkeman, D. L., IEEE T&D 2018
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Alumni
CV
| Type of Degree | Degree Program | School | Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ph.D. | ECE | North Carolina State University | 2018 |
| M.S. | ECE | University of Idaho | 2014 |
| B.Tech. | EE | Indian Institute of Technology, Dhanbad | 2011 |
Research Areas
- Power Systems