This document outlines the course units and topics for the Advanced Power System Analysis subject for the 1st semester of the 1st year M.Tech (EPS) program. The 5 units cover load flow analysis, symmetrical components and fault analysis, contingency analysis, state estimation, and voltage stability. The units include fundamental concepts as well as advanced techniques like Newton-Raphson load flow, contingency selection modeling, and continuation power flow analysis. The course is intended to provide students with comprehensive knowledge of power system analysis.
This document outlines the course units and topics for the Advanced Power System Analysis subject for the 1st semester of the 1st year M.Tech (EPS) program. The 5 units cover load flow analysis, symmetrical components and fault analysis, contingency analysis, state estimation, and voltage stability. The units include fundamental concepts as well as advanced techniques like Newton-Raphson load flow, contingency selection modeling, and continuation power flow analysis. The course is intended to provide students with comprehensive knowledge of power system analysis.
This document outlines the course units and topics for the Advanced Power System Analysis subject for the 1st semester of the 1st year M.Tech (EPS) program. The 5 units cover load flow analysis, symmetrical components and fault analysis, contingency analysis, state estimation, and voltage stability. The units include fundamental concepts as well as advanced techniques like Newton-Raphson load flow, contingency selection modeling, and continuation power flow analysis. The course is intended to provide students with comprehensive knowledge of power system analysis.
This document outlines the course units and topics for the Advanced Power System Analysis subject for the 1st semester of the 1st year M.Tech (EPS) program. The 5 units cover load flow analysis, symmetrical components and fault analysis, contingency analysis, state estimation, and voltage stability. The units include fundamental concepts as well as advanced techniques like Newton-Raphson load flow, contingency selection modeling, and continuation power flow analysis. The course is intended to provide students with comprehensive knowledge of power system analysis.
UNIT I 1. (a) Explain Handling of discrete variable in load flow. (b) Explain convergence properties & sparsity techniques 2. Give algorithm steps for fast decoupled load flow method to find the solution of power system 3. Explain decoupled load flow method to find the solution of a system with the help of flow chart. 4. Explain the algorithm and flowchart for Gauss-Seidel method for load flow solution without pv buses 5. Draw flow-chart for load flow solution using Gauss-Seidal method with PV- buses. 6. The load flow data for a 4-bus system in figure is given in table with bus 1 as slack. Determine the bus voltages at the end of 1 iteration using Gauss-Seidal method with = 1.6. 2 – j8 (1) (2)
Bus Load Assumed
Remark 7. (a) No. P Q Voltage Explain handling Q-max violations in 0.669-j2.669 1 ----- ----- Slack 2.06 + j 0 constant matrix 1 – j4 1 – j4 (b) What Compare different types of load flow 2 0.5 0.2 PQ 1+j0 methods in detail. 3 0.4 0.3 PQ 1+j0 8. (a) Explain load flow technique with the help of 4 0.3 0.1 PQ 1+j0 inclusion in(3)frequency effects (4) 2 – j8 (b) Explain automatic voltage regulation in load flow 9. Explain and derive necessary equations to carry out NR method of load flow solution in polar coordinates 10. Derive necessary expressions for the off-diagonal and diagonal elements of the sub matrices J 1, J2, J3 and J4 for carrying out a load flow study on power system by using N-R method in rectangular form.
(b) Explain sequence impedances of transmission line. 2. Show that for a fully transposed transmission line that the positive and negative sequence impedances are equal and also the zero sequence impedance is larger than positive and negative sequence impedances. 3. Draw the pu impedance diagram for the system shown in fig choose Base MVA as 100 MVA and base KV as 20 KV.
4. Explain about simultaneous faults?
5. What do you understand by symmetrical component analysis of unsymmetrical faults? 6. Explain in detail about open conductor faults? 7. Derive the equation for during single line to ground fault, line –line fault & double line to Ground fault using symmetrical components? 8. (a) What is Positive, Negative and Zero sequence components and explain its significance (b) Show that the symmetrical component transformation is power invariant. 9. Explain generalized method of fault analysis? 10. Explain the fault analysis with the help of short circuit current computation through the thevenins Theorem? UNIT III
1. Draw the neat sketch and explain about security state diagrams. 2. Explain about modeling for contingency analysis 3. Explain in detail about dc load flow 4. Explain about sensitivity factors with help of dc load flow 5. Explain About Contingency Selection 6. What are the assumptions to study possible sequences and remedial action required by two Failure events in contingency analysis 7. Explain about contingency analysis model for multiple equipment failure 8. Explain About Ac Load Flow Method 9. Describe over load Index Ranking 10. Explain ac security analysis procedure to run ac load with the help of overload index? UNIT IV 1. Discuss about tracking state estimation of power system? 2. Explain about static state estimation in power system? 3. Draw the diagram about power system control centre 4. Explain about WARD.REI Equivalents? 5. Discuss about bad data correction? 6. Explain about weighted least square estimation? 7. Discuss Sources Of Error In Measurements? 8. Explain Power System State Estimation Problem Corresponds To Non-Linear measurement Model? 9. Explain network observability and pseudo-measurements? 10. Explain virtual and pseudo, measurement & Observability in state estimation of power System?
UNIT V
1. Discuss About Voltage Stability & Voltage Collapse Of Power System?
2. Explain about mathematical formulation of voltage stability problem? 3. Explain power flow based method with the help of p-v curve? 4. Explain about continuation power flow analysis? 5. Explain about voltage stability analysis? 6. Explain in detail about optimal multiplies load flow method? 7. Explain about counter measures to avoid voltage instability? 8. (a) Discuss about voltage collapse proximity indices? (b) Discuss the prevention of voltage collapse 9. Explain in detail about multiple power flow solution? 10. (a) Explain about reactive power flow & voltage collapse (b) Explain modeling requirements of various power system components
