Biography:
Illia Diahovchenko is a researcher at the Institute for Research in Technology (IIT) of the Comillas Pontifical University. He received the M.S. degree in electrical engineering from Sumy State University in 2014 and the PhD degree in electrical engineering from the National Technical University "Kharkiv Polytechnic Institute" in 2018. Illia Diahovchenko has been a visiting scholar and a visiting researcher at Technical University of Košice (Slovakia), Washington State University (USA), and Riga Technical University (Latvia).
Current research interests:
Power system operation, reliability and resiliency of power distribution and transmission systems, power quality, electromagnetic compatibility and operation of electrical measurement equipment.
Diahovchenko, I., Yevtushenko, I., Kolcun, M., Čonka, Z., Zahorodnia, T., Vasyleha, P., Demand-supply balancing in energy systems with high photovoltaic penetration, using flexibility of nuclear power plants. Acta Polytechnica Hungarica. Vol. 20, nº. 11, pp. 115 - 135, 2023. 
JCR: 1,400 Q2 (2023); - SJR: 0,368 Q2 (2023); 
Diahovchenko, I., Chuprun, A., Čonka, Z., Assessment and mitigation of the influence of rising charging demand of electric vehicles on the aging of distribution transformers. Electric Power Systems Research. Vol. 221, pp. 109455-1 - 109455-13, August 2023. [Online: May 2023]
JCR: 3,300 Q2 (2023); - SJR: 1,029 Q1 (2023); Diahovchenko, I., Korzh, P., Kolcun, M., A fuzzy-logic-based method for maintenance prioritization of high-voltage SF6 circuit breakers, considering uneven wear. Results in Engineering. Vol. 16, pp. 100788-1 - 100788-10, December 2022. [Online: November 2022]
JCR: 5,000 Q1 (2022); 6,000 Q1 (2023) - SJR: 0,592 Q2 (2022); 0,794 Q1 (2023) Diahovchenko, I., Petrichenko, L., Borzenkov, I., Kolcun, M., Application of photovoltaic panels in electric vehicles to enhance the range. Heliyon. Vol. 8, nº. 12, pp. e12425-1 - e12425-7, December 2022. [Online: December 2022]
JCR: 4,000 Q2 (2022); 3,400 Q1 (2023) - SJR: 0,609 Q1 (2022); 0,617 Q1 (2023) Diahovchenko, I., Olsen, R.G., Zalotov, V., Chuprun, A., Dolník, B., Boiko, O., Development of effective shielding against electricity meters tampering with strong magnetic fields. Electric Power Systems Research. Vol. 213, pp. 1 - 18, December 2022. [Online: August 2022]
JCR: 3,900 Q2 (2022); 3,300 Q2 (2023) - SJR: 1,099 Q1 (2022); 1,029 Q1 (2023) Diahovchenko, I., Petrichenko, L., Comparative analysis of power distribution systems with individual prosumers owing photovoltaic installations and solar energy communities in terms of profitability and hosting capacity. Energies. Vol. 15, nº. 23, pp. 8837-1 - 8837-20, December 2022. [Online: November 2022]
JCR: 3,200 Q3 (2022); 3,000 Q3 (2023) - SJR: 0,632 Q1 (2022); 0,651 Q1 (2023) Diahovchenko, I., Petrichenko, R., Petrichenko, L., Mahnitko, A., Korzh, P., Kolcun, M., Čonka, Z., Mitigation of transformers’ loss of life in power distribution networks with high penetration of electric vehicles. Results in Engineering. Vol. 15, pp. 100592-1 - 100592-15, September 2022. [Online: August 2022]
JCR: 5,000 Q1 (2022); 6,000 Q1 (2023) - SJR: 0,592 Q2 (2022); 0,794 Q1 (2023) Petrichenko, L., Sauhats, A., Diahovchenko, I., Segeda, I., Economic viability of energy communities versus distributed prosumers. Sustainability. Vol. 14, nº. 8, pp. 4634-1 - 4634-24, April 2022. [Online: April 2022]
JCR: 3,900 Q2 (2022); 3,300 Q2 (2023) - SJR: 0,664 Q1 (2022); 0,672 Q1 (2023)
JCR: 1,800 Q3 (2022); 1,600 Q3 (2023) - SJR: 0,423 Q2 (2022); 0,431 Q2 (2023)
JCR: 3,818 Q2 (2021); 3,300 Q2 (2023) - SJR: 1,109 Q1 (2021); 1,029 Q1 (2023)
JCR: 1,376 Q4 (2020); 1,500 Q3 (2023) - SJR: 0,268 Q3 (2020); 0,509 Q2 (2023)
JCR: 3,414 Q2 (2020); 3,300 Q2 (2023) - SJR: 0,845 Q1 (2020); 1,029 Q1 (2023) Diahovchenko, I., Sushchenko, N., Shulumei, A., Strokin, O., Influence of supply voltage and frequency variations on the electrical equipment and power consumption in LV and MV distribution networks. Energetika. Vol. 65, nº. 4, pp. 172 - 187, 2019. [Online: June 2020]
SJR: 0,198 Q3 (2019); 0,157 Q4 (2023)
JCR: 2,657 Q3 (2019); 3,100 Q3 (2023) - SJR: 0,517 Q2 (2019); 0,617 Q2 (2023) 
