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The Infrastructure of Ideas

Amin HajihasaniEngineering Reliable Digital Infrastructure

Exploring the intersection of data-center infrastructure, electrical distribution networks, intelligent optimization, and resilient engineering research.

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01 / Blueprint Identity

Research shaped by systems, constraints, and consequence.

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Amin Hajihasani is a published author in electrical-engineering research focused on how data centers interact with power distribution networks.

His publicly available research examines joint data-center placement and on-site distributed generation, combining network performance, voltage quality, active-power losses, location-dependent cost, and intelligent optimization in one decision framework.

That work sits at a demanding junction: digital infrastructure cannot be separated from the electrical systems that sustain it. Reliability, siting, energy flow, economics, and operating constraints belong in the same model.

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02 / Professional Focus

Infrastructure thinking, routed through three connected questions.

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Where should critical digital loads connect?

Data-center siting becomes a distribution-network problem when concentrated demand affects feeder losses, voltage quality, and reinforcement needs.

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How can local generation support the grid?

On-site generation, storage, and power-electronic interfaces can make a facility a controllable participant rather than a passive load.

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How should technical and economic objectives be balanced?

Losses, voltage deviation, and location-dependent investment cost require multi-objective decision logic rather than one isolated metric.

Decision framework
03 / Intelligence Network

Expertise is a network, not a row of inflated percentages.

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04 / Critical Power Flow

From Grid to Rack

A conceptual single-line journey through mission-critical infrastructure. It contains no fabricated capacities, voltages, or operational values.

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05 / Knowledge Field

Published research, presented as an active document system.

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Research paperCo-authored with Mahmoud Modaresi

Optimal Placement of Data Centers to Support Power Distribution Networks Using Intelligent Algorithms with Economic Indicators

A techno-economic framework for jointly selecting a data-center connection bus and the size of on-site distributed generation, balancing active-power losses, voltage deviation, and investment cost through a multi-scenario genetic-algorithm workflow.

Data center sitingDistribution networkGenetic algorithmMulti-objective optimizationEconomic indicatorsIEEE 33-bus
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06 / Network Endpoint

Let’s Connect

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