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<title>An analysis of asymmetrical RNSIC converter with capacitors on the AC side for high and medium power</title>
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CHIPER, R.; ALEXA, D.; GORAS, T. C.; PLETEA, I. V.; PLETEA, I. M.; ALEXANDRESCU, A.
In this paper a topology of an asymmetrical converter having capacitors connected on the AC side, using a rectifier with near sinusoidal input currents (RNSIC-2), is presented. Its configuration includes inductors and capacitors in conjunction with three phase diode bridge rectifier for improving the waveform of current drawn from the utility grid. The performances of the proposed converter are studied and compared with other approaches.
Acces full text: https://doi.org/10.1109/ISSCS.2007.4292781
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<pubDate>Mon, 01 Jan 2007 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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<title>A comparative study between classical three phase rectifier configuration with passive filters and converter configurations with small harmonic contents having capacitors on the AC side</title>
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<description>A comparative study between classical three phase rectifier configuration with passive filters and converter configurations with small harmonic contents having capacitors on the AC side
CHIPER, R.; ALEXA, D.; PLETEA, I. M.; PETRICHEI, A.
A comparative study between three power converter configurations has been made: three-phase, six-pulse, full bridge diode rectifier, RNSIC-2 and ARNSIC-2. The study is focused in the harmonic currents contents, cost, size, and safe functionality.
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<title>Yield and quality of cherry fruits (Prunus avium l.) depending on tree formation and pruning</title>
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BALAN, Valerian; BÎLICI, Inna; ȘARBAN, Vasile; RUSSU, Stanislav
The objective of this study was to evaluate the effect of pruning during the dormant and growing periods  on  the  production  and  quality  of  cherry  fruits  of  the  varieties  “Record”  and  “Valerii Cikalov”, grafted on Mahaleb rootstock, planted in 2003, at a distance of 6x5 m, and “Skeena” and “Stella”, grafted on MaxMa 14, planted in 2012, at a distance of 5x3 m. Pruning applied on 3 – 5 year old wood led to an increase in fruit yield by up to 6.7 – 8.9 % for the varieties “Valerii Cikalov”  and  “Record”.  In  the  varieties  “Skeena”  and  “Stella”,  pruning  performed  during  the growing period had a major positive effect on quality. This practice stimulated the production of fruits  with  a  diameter  greater  than  28  mm,  registering  an  increase  of  up  to  15.8  –  34.2  % compared to pruning performed on dry (dormant) wood. Pruning during the growing season has proven to be a practical method for improving fruit quality and size.
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<title>Tree management systems for high-density cherry plantations</title>
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<description>Tree management systems for high-density cherry plantations
BALAN, Valerian; BÎLICI, Inna; ȘARBAN, Vasile; RUSSU, Stanislav
This research orchards were established in the central (2015) and northern (2018) areas of the  Republic  of  Moldova,  using  Black  Star,  Regina,  Summit  and  Sweet  Sharetta  varieties, grafted on Gisela 6 rootstock. For each variety-rootstock combination and training system, varying densities were established, ranging from 1250 trees/ha (for thin-stem, cup, Kym Green Bush) to 2500 trees/ha (for thin-stem, improved thin-stem, structured vertical axis). Black Star, grown under the thin-stem system, obtained the highest yields between 9.39 and 10.92 t/ha at the age of 7-10 years. For varieties Regina, Summit and Sweet Sharetta planted at 4x1 m spacing,  the  improved  thin  spindle  crown  shape  had  a  modest  impact  on  productivity,  but provided important benefits on fruitsize uniformity along the entire length of the axis.The thin spindle  crown  shapes  and  the  vertical  axis  crown  shape  proved  to  be  less  efficient  in distributing fruit evenly along the axis.
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<pubDate>Wed, 01 Jan 2025 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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