Murat Göl

E-mail

mgol@metu.edu.tr

Department

Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering

ORCID

0000-0002-2523-1169

Scopus Author ID

25930021900

Web of Science Researcher ID

V-4742-2019

Noninvasive condition monitoring for eccentricity fault detection in large hydro generators Lemeski, Atena Tazikeh; Tekgün, Didem; Keysan, Ozan; Leblebicioğlu, Mehmet Kemal; Göl, Murat (2026-01-01) Eccentricity faults in electric machines remain a critical concern, as they generate uneven magnetic forces that increase vibration and noise, ultimately raising the risk of premature motor failure. This study proposes a m...
Maximizing the active power flow controllability in a distribution system with optimum SOP placement Sezgin, Mustafa Erdem; Uzunalioğlu, Ayşenur; Deveci, Umur; Göl, Murat (2025-07-01) The classical distribution system has recently begun evolving with the introduction of new assets, such as distributed energy resources and electric vehicles. Although these technologies help nations reduce their greenhous...
Distributed energy management and communication strategy for network of microgrids Sezgin, Mustafa Erdem; Göl, Murat (2025-01-01) The increasing integration of renewables, battery storage, and electric vehicles is leading communities to operate as microgrids within distribution networks. Managing multiple microgrids as a network of microgrids enhance...
Flexibility Management Through a Sensitivity Matrix for Ring Operated Power Distribution Systems Parlaktuna, Kemal; Dursun, Erk; Özcan, Murat; Göl, Murat (2025-01-01) The increasing penetration of renewable energy sources and flexible loads, such as electric vehicles, is reshaping the operational strategies of distribution system operators (DSOs). To address these rapid and dynamic chan...
Charging Scheduling for Electric Bus Fleets Considering Service Continuity Küçükaslan, Özgür Arda; Sevim, Mert; Göl, Murat (2025-01-01) With the emerging climate crisis, and electric vehicles becoming more accessible, the transition of transportation from internal combustion to electric is becoming more and more prominent. While the transition of personal ...
Two-Layer Model Predictive Control of Microgrids: Cost Optimization and Resilience Through Adaptive Setpoint Coordination Nizamioǧlu, Tuǧrul; Rahimi, Somayyeh; Göl, Murat (2025-01-01) With the growing use of energy storage systems, storing surplus energy from renewable sources has become a profitable strategy. Given the rising trend in the use of renewable energy and the installation of battery storage ...
Sensitivity and Collinearity Analysis of Power Plant Machine Parameters During Symmetrical and Unsymmetrical Faults Kebabcı, Mustafa Berkay; Erden, Fatih; Göl, Murat (2025-01-01) Dynamic modeling accuracy of the power system components highly depends on the parameters, which can be erroneous due to human errors, deployment test analysis, and equipment aging. While recently developed online calibrat...
Two-Stage Distribution Network Reconfiguration Considering Shunt Compensation Vaniar, Arash Mohammadi; Göl, Murat (2025-01-01) Distribution Network Reconfiguration (DNR) is one of the important techniques for enhancing the efficiency and flexibility of electrical distribution networks (DNs). DNR can significantly reduce power losses and improve vo...
WLAV state estimation based topology error detection and identification in distribution networks with limited number of measurements Parlaktuna, Kemal; Dursun, Erk; Göl, Murat (2024-07-01) Rapidly populating renewable energy sources and storage units at the distribution system, made it crucial to monitor the system in real-time. This necessity brings new challenges and business opportunities for the distribu...
Parameter Error Identification for Type-4 Wind Turbine Models using Neural Networks Erden, Fatih; Saglam, Berkay; Ustundag, Oguzhan; Göl, Murat (2024-01-01) Increasing penetration of inverter-based resources (IBRs) makes the power system more vulnerable to transients and grid events. Therefore, a correct dynamic modeling and simulation of the system is more important than ever...

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