BLOWN UP SYLLABUS DATE: 29/ 12/ 09

SUBJ ECT (CODE)7EE 01. (NAME). EHV AC/DC TRANSMISSION.

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TOPIC AS PER UNIVERSITY
SYLLABUS
BLOWN UP TOPICS (1X10 TIMES UNIV. SYLLABUS)




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1.2




1.3



1.4











2.1





2.2



2.3




Unit-1
EHV AC Transmission

Need of EHV transmission lines







Power handling capacity and surge
Impedance loading.



Bundled conductors



Problems of EHV transmission








Unit-2
Load Frequency Control


Introduction to control of active and
reactive power flow




Turbine speed governing system



Governing characteristics





1.1.1 Introduction
1.1.2 What do you mean by EHV lines?
1.1.3 Why EHV come into picture?
1.1.4 How it is important?
1.1.5 Need of EHV.
1.1.6 Advantages & disadvantages of EHV

1.2.1 What is surge impedance loading
1.2.2 importance of SIL
1.2.3 Power handling capacity


1.3.1 use of bundle conductor in EHV lines
1.3.2 geometric mean radius of bundled conductor
1.3.3 Derivation for GMR

1.4.1 Electrostatic field of EHV
1.4.2 their effects
1.4.3 corona effects
1.4.4 Audio & radio noise
1.4.5 numerical







2.1.1 Introduction
2.1.2 Meaning of active power
2.1.3 Meaning of reactive power
2.1.4 Generation source of active and reactive power


2.2.1 Its meaning
2.2.2 Construction
2.2.3 Working model

2.3.1 Its working model
2.3.2 Its characteristics
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2.5




2.6






3.1


3.2




3.3






4.1

4.2








4.3






5.1



Parallel operation of generators



Method of Load Frequency Control




Automatic generation control


Unit-3
Voltage Control


Receiving end voltage


Methods of voltage control




Thyristorised static VAR compensators



Unit-4
FACTS

Introduction of FACTS Devices

FACTS controllers








Brief description of STATCOM


Unit-5
HVDC Transmission


About DC transmission



2.4.1 Meaning
2.4.2 Its utility
2.4.3 Condition for parallel operation

2.5.1 Flat frequency control
2.5.2 Flat tie line control
2.5.3 tie line load bias control









3.1.1 Reactive power generation
3.1.2 Reactive power generation receiving end

3.2.1 Synchronous phase modifier
3.2.2 Shunt capacitors
3.2.3 Series reactors
3.2.4 Saturable reactors

3.3.1 Thyristor controlled reactor
3.3.2 Thyristor switched capacitor







4.2.1 Introduction
4.2.2 Types of FACTS controllers
4.2.2.1 Static Condenser
4.2.2.2 Thyristor controlled series capacitors
4.2.2.3 Thyristor controlled phase angle regulator
4.2.2.4 Static VAR Compensator
4.2.2.5 unified power flow controller
4.2.2.6 GTO Thyristor controlled series capacitors
4.2.2.7 Interline power flow controller







5.1.1 How DC is transmitted
5.1.2 Disadvantages of DC transmission
5.1.3 Advantages of DC transmission


5.2


5.3



5.4

5.5

5.6

5.7


Types of DC links


Converter station



Ground return

Basic principles of DC link control

Basic converter control characteristics.

Application of HVDC transmission.



5.2.1 What are DC links
5.2.2 Different DC links

5.3.1 Basic scheme
5.3.2 Equipment of converter station




5.5.1 MTDC System
5.5.1.1 Types of it