Publications

Journal Papers

  • [1] Y. Lu and L. Shi, “An Enhanced Explainable Large Language Model-Based Framework for Electric Vehicle Charging Station Occupancy Prediction.”, Energy and AI, 2026. (JCR: Q1, IF=9.6)

  • [2] Y. Lu, P. Fan, J. Yang, et al., “Intelligent Frequency Control Strategy for Electric Vehicle-Inclusive Islanded Microgrid Based on Proximal Policy Optimization Algorithm” [J]. Electric Power Automation Equipment, 2025, 45(10): 135-143. (Chinese Top, EI Compendex Journal)

Patents

  • [1] Y. Lu, S. Xiao, et al., “A Monitoring System and Method for SF₆ Decomposition Products Based on Infrared Spectroscopy”, Patent CN116337798A, 2025.

  • [2] K. Sun, Y. Lu, et al., “A Smooth Switching-Based Fault Ride-Through Control Strategy for Direct-Drive Wind Turbines under Unbalanced Conditions”, Patent CN115459344A, 2025.

  • [3] Y. Zhang, S. Xiao, Y. Li, Y. Lu, et al., “A Sulfur Hexafluoride (SF₆) Decomposition Device”, Patent CN115999358A, 2024.

  • [4] H. Zhou, S. Xiao, Y. Li, Y. Chen, Y. Yan, H. Yang, Y. Lu, et al., “Application of a CuOTiO₂MgO5Fe5Ce Catalyst for SF₆ Gas Decomposition under Atmospheric Pressure”/, Patent CN116392959A, 2026.

Projects

Optimal Operation of Variable-Speed Seawater Pumped Storage Units Integrated with Offshore Wind and Solar Power, 2022.09-2023.10

  • Collected and curated typical daily generation datasets for wind and photovoltaic systems, ensuring data quality and representativeness for model development.

  • Developed mathematical models to simulate and forecast wind and solar power outputs under varying operating conditions.

  • Designed and implemented a coordinated optimization framework for the joint operation of variable-speed seawater pumped storage, offshore wind, and photovoltaic systems.

  • Evaluated system performance under different scenarios, improving operational efficiency and enhancing renewable energy utilization.

Flexible Control System of Regenerative Electric Heating Load for Renewable Energy Accommodation in Northern China, 2021.09-2022.09

  • Applied state-space methods to solve steady-state differential equations of thermal dynamics in typical rooms.

  • Developed difference equation models to simulate and calculate 24-hour indoor temperature profiles, enabling the characterization of building thermal inertia.

  • Constructed an optimizable regulation and control model for regenerative electric heating loads, balancing user thermal comfort with energy efficiency.

  • Investigated the potential of large-scale electric heating loads for power grid peak shaving, providing strategic insights for enhancing the accommodation of volatile renewable energy.