Patrick Alizon
R&D Engineer - AREVA T&D
Levallois Perret, France
Patrick Alizon | English | French |
Schools attended |
Since 2007: AREVA T&D |
Power Electronics Engineer
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Electricity is our business. We have over 100 years of expertise and dedication in bringing power to people worldwide. From rural electrification to turning the wheels of industry and facilitating the trading of energy, we bring power to our customers' projects. AREVA T&D offers its customers superior products, comprehensive services, tailor made solutions in all market segments. Our products systems serve to transmit and distribute electricity, ensure the reliability, quality and safety of energy flows, as well as operate efficient networks through information management: - High voltage & medium voltage switchgear, transformers, packages and turnkey systems - Flexible alternative current transmission systems and power quality systems - Decentralised and renewable energy supply - Automation, protection & control systems, industrial metering - Energy management and trading systems. We offer a global response to our customers' service needs delivered by locally based resources: - Network Consulting and equipment expertise, diagnosis - Erection, Commissioning & Supervision - Maintenance, including spares management - Repair and emergency support - Renovation, refurbishment and overhead - Operation and asset management - Training. As a solution provider, we bring together and optimise capabilities from different disciplines, T&D businesses and third party suppliers, to address our customers' specific problems, however complex, and add value to our customers' business. We enhance our customers' capabilities by bringing answers developed by market segments, through best practices and industry-specific expertise: - Power Engineering - Distributed Power - Oil & Gas - Water - Pulp & Glass - Railways - Mining & Metals | |
Sector: Electrical and electronic industries |
2006 - 2007 : Grainger Power Electronics and Motor Drives Laboratory, IIT Chicago |
Student Engineer
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Design of a MIPEC (Multiple-Input Power Electronic Converter) for hybrid vehicles. It is meant to be used in an electric vehicle propulsion system that includes a fuel cell generator, an ultracapacitors tank and a battery unit. The whole system is controlled via DSP. Simulation of a resonant MIPEC (Multiple-Input Power Electronic Converter) for hybrid vehicles (under MATLAB/SIMULINK). Vector Control of a three phase Induction Motor. A 5 horsepower, 230V, 60Hz, 4 pole three phase Squirrel Cage Induction motor was modeled in the d-q-0 reference frame using MATLAB/SIMULINK. Unlike a “black box” motor model presented in most papers, this model allowed access to all motor parameters which can be varied to observe changes in response. A vector controller was used to control the speed of the motor. | |
Sector: Electrical and electronic industries |
2006 : Lapeyre |
Storeman / Warehouseman
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Sector: DIY - Gardening - Decoration - Furnishing |
2004 : Observatoire de Paris |
Electronics Technician
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Regulation of the temperature of a two and a half kilometer long fibre optic in order to evaluate the compensation of the phase fluctuations of an electronic system (under Labview). Programmation of a driver for a FFT device. | |
Sector: Electrical and electronic industries |


