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EE432 Course Syllabus

The course is intended to provide power engineering students with knowledge of important power system components and how to analyze large interconnected power systems. Over 9 chapters, it will cover topics such as power systems overview, basic concepts, modeling of generators and transformers, transmission line impedance, modeling transmission line performance, power flow representation and solutions, load flow analysis, balanced faults, and symmetrical components for unbalanced fault analysis. Students will learn both the theoretical foundations and practical applications needed to understand and work with modern power grids.

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EE432 Course Syllabus

The course is intended to provide power engineering students with knowledge of important power system components and how to analyze large interconnected power systems. Over 9 chapters, it will cover topics such as power systems overview, basic concepts, modeling of generators and transformers, transmission line impedance, modeling transmission line performance, power flow representation and solutions, load flow analysis, balanced faults, and symmetrical components for unbalanced fault analysis. Students will learn both the theoretical foundations and practical applications needed to understand and work with modern power grids.

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Faculty name: Dr.

KHELDOUN Aissa
Course name: Power System Analysis
Required Nbre of hours:

Course objectives: The course is intended to provide power engineering student


with a good perspective of the most important power system components and an
active knowledge required to analyze a large interconnected power system.

Chapter 1 : The power system : an overview


History of Power Systems
Modern power system main components
- Generation
- Transmission
- Distribution
- Loads
Power System interconnection
Power system control
Power system protection

Chapter 2 : Basic concepts


Power in single phase AC circuits
Complex power
Conservation of power
Power factor correction
Complex power flow
Three phase circuits
-Y transformations
Per-phase analysis

Chapter 3 : Modeling of Generators and Transformers


Introduction
Synchronous generators
Steady state characteristics
Salient-pole synchronous generators
Power transformer
Equivalent circuit of a transformer
Three phase transformers
Autotransformers
Three winding transformers
Voltage control of transformers

Chapter 4 : Series and shunt impedance of transmission lines


Introduction
Types of TLs conductors
Resistance of TLs
Inductance of TLs
Inductance of a single conductor
Inductance of a single-phase line
Inductance of a composite conductor
Inductance of a symmetrical and non-symmetrical TLs
Bundled conductors
Parallel-circuit three phase transmission lines

Capacitance of TLs
Potential difference between two points due to a charge
Multi-conductors case
Capacitance of a single-phase lines
Capacitance of a symmetrical and non-symmetrical TLs
Bundled conductors
Parallel-circuit three phase transmission lines
Effect of earth on the capacitance of 3 phase lines

Chapter 5: Transmission lines: modeling and performances


Introduction
Short line model
Medium line model
Long transmission lines
Voltage and current waves
Lossless line
Surge impedance loading

Chapter 6: Power system representation and solutions


Single line diagram
Single line diagram symbols
Equivalent Impedance and reactance diagram
Per-unit representation
Node elimination
Nodal analysis
Construction of bus admittance

Chapter 7: Load flow analysis


Introduction
Power flow problem
Classification of busbars
Solution of power flow problem
Solution using Gauss-Seidal
Solution using Gauss-Seidal accelerated
Inclusion of PV buses in Gauss-Seidal
Solution using Newton-Raphson

Chapter 8: Balanced faults


Introduction
Balanced three phase faults
Short-circuit capacity
Systematic fault analysis
Formation of the bus impedance matrix

Chapter 9: Symmetrical components and unbalanced faults


Introduction
Fundamentals of symmetrical components
Sequence impedances
Sequence networks of a loaded generator
Single line-to-ground fault
Line-to-line fault
Double line-to-ground fault
Unbalanced fault analysis

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