EP3076-Power System Analysis

Code: EP3076 Lecture type Nama Matakuliah Course Title Silabus ringkas Short Syllaby Silabus Lengkap Complete Syllaby Credit : 3 Semester: 6 Option: Electrical Power Engineering Type: Compulsory/ Wajib

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Course / Kuliah Analisis Sistem Tenaga Power System Analysis Introduction, per-unit system, representation of power system components, transmission line impedance, HVDC, network modelling and calculation, power flow, symmetrical and unsymmetrical faults, transient stability, system controls, economic operation. Single-phase and three-phase systems, active and reactive power, single line diagram, per-unit system, synchronous generator, power transformer, transmission line-series impedance and capacitance, underground cable transmission, voltage and current relations, performances of transmission lines, power loading and stability, HVDC transmission, admittance model and network calculation, impedance model and network calculation, power flow solutions, symmetrical faults, symmetrical components and sequence networks, unsymmetrical faults, power system stability, active power and frequency control, reactive power and voltage control, FACTS devices, economic operations of power system. This course should bring understanding and ability to the students about to calculate and to analyse: a) impedances of overhead lines and underground cable transmission, b) performances of transmission lines, c) bus admittance matrix and bus impedance matrix, d) power flow, e) symmetrical and unsymmetrical faults currents and voltages, f) transient stability, g) power system control and h) economic operations of power system. The students understand and have an ability to calculate and to analyse: power system component parameters, power flow, symmetrical and unsymmetrical faults, and transient stability; and they know about the principles of power system controls and economic operations. Rangkaian Elektrik Pre-requisite Electric circuit Mesin-mesin Elektrik Pre-requisite/co-requisite Electrical Machines

Pustaka Reference Sistem Penilaian Grading system

1. J. J. Grainger, W. D. Stevenson, JR, Power System Analysis, McGraw-Hill, 1994 2. M. El Hawary, Electrical Power System, Design & Analysis, IEEE Press, 1995 3. Prabha Kundur, Power System Stability & Control, McGraw-Hill, 1994
Tugas / Assignment Ujian 1 / 1st Exam Ujian 2 / 2nd Exam Ujian Akhir / Final Exam : : : : 20% 40% 40% 80%

Course Details
Week # 1 Date Topic Introduction Power System Component Representation Sub-topic Single-phase and threephase system, active and reactive power, single line diagram, per-unit system, power system structure, synchronous generator, power transformer, load. Resistance, single-phase two-wire lines inductance, composite conductor lines inductance, symmetrical three-phase lines inductance, unsymmetrical three-phase lines inductance, bundled conductor inductance. Two-wire lines capacitance, symmetrical three-phase line capacitance, bundled conductor capacitance, three-phase double line capacitance. Underground cable type and technology Transmission lines representation, short, middle, and long lines, line power flow, line loading, reactive power compensation, line transient, traveling wave, and wave reflection. DCHV main application, DCHV converter, DCHV link and converter characteristic, advantages of DCHV, economic consideration of DCHV. Branch and node admittance, mutual coupling in Ybus, equivalent admittance network, Ybus modification, network incidence matrix and Ybus, Kron reduction, triangle factorization. Bus admittance and impedance matrix, Thevenin theorem and Zbus, Zbus modification, direct determination of Zbus, calculation of Zbus dari from Ybus element, coupled branch in Zbus Mid-term exam Power flow, Gauss-Seidel Method Special instruction Gives understanding of single line diagram and per unit system, generator model, transformer, and load. Students able to calculate series impedance of overhead lines. Reference [1] chapter 1,2,3 [2] chapter 1,2,3 [3] chapter 1,3,7 [1] chapter 4 [2] chapter 4 [3] chapter 6

Series impedance of transmission lines

Transmission lines capacitance

Students able to calculate overhead lines and underground cable and know several cable technologies.

[1] chapter 5 [2] chapter 4

Underground cable lines 4 Relation between voltage and current. Transmission lines performance

Students understand the concept and able to analyze transmission lines performance.

[1] chapter 6 [3] chapter 6

DC High Voltage transmission (DCHV)

Students acknowledge the basic principal of DCHV Students able to form bus admittance matrix and use it in network calculation

[1] chapter 6 [2] chapter 7 [3] chapter 10

Admittance model and network calculation

[1] chapter 7

Impedance model and network calculation

Students able to form bus impedance matrix and use it in network calculation.

[1] chapter 8

8 9

Power flow solution

Students able to do power flow analysis.

[1] chapter 9 [2] chapter 6

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Power flow solution

11

Symmetrical fault

12

Symmetrical component and sequence network

Unbalance fault 13 Transient stability

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Power system control and FACTS

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Economical operation of power system

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Newton-Raphson method, Fast-Decoupled method, power flow solution on design and system operation. Series RL circuit transient, machine internal voltage during fault condition, fault calculation using Zbus, breaker choosing Symmetrical component theory, sequence impedance, sequence network, short circuit fault: single-phase, double-phase, double-phase to ground, open conductor fault: single-phase, double-phase Power system stability, dynamic equation, losspower formula, equal-area criterion, multi machine transient stability study Active power-frequency control: governor control, LFC, AGC, load shedding; Reactive power-voltage control: excitation system, reactive power compensation, static VAR, FACTS Unit loading and plant distribution, power plant economic scheduling with loss, power plant commitment. Final exam

Students able to do power flow analysis.

[3] chapter 6 [1] chapter 9 [2] chapter 6 [3] chapter 6 [1] chapter 10 [2] chapter 8

Students able to do symmetrical fault analysis. Students able to do asymmetrical fault analysis.

[1] chapter 11,12 [2] chapter 8

Students able to do transient stability analysis. Students acknowledge the power system control principal

[1] chapter 16 [2] chapter 10 [3] chapter 13 [2] chapter 11

Students acknowledge the power system economic operation principal

[1] chapter 13 [2] chapter 11