EGLM07-Power Systems with Project, example
• Although this example is done using Mathcad, similar software such as Matlab is also
acceptable.
• This example uses Newton-Raphson-Fast Decoupled Power Flow, however, other
methods such as Gauss-Seidel is also acceptable.
• In your project report you need to demonstrate understanding through explaining each
step in detail.
V2 = 0.85∠δ 2 pu
j0.1 pu P2 = 1 pu
V1 = 1∠0 pu
1 Q2 = ?
(PV bus)
P1 = ? ~
Q1 = ? ~ j0.2 pu j0.2 pu
(Slack bus) 2
V3 = ?
3
P3 = 2 pu
Q3 = 1 pu
(PQ bus)
Solve the load flow problem for the power system shown above:
Admittance matrix is:
Y1 , 2 + Y1 , 3 −Y
1, 2
−Y
1, 3
AD := −Y1 , 2 Y
1, 2
+Y
2, 3
−Y
2, 3
−Y1 , 3 −Y Y +Y
2, 3 1, 3 2, 3
−15i 10i 5i
AD = 10i −15i 5i
5i 5i −10i
Using Fast Decoupled Power Flow, the susceptance matrix is:
B := Im( AD) −15 10 5
B = 10 −15 5
5 5 −10
Bus-1 is slack bus:
−1 −0.08 −0.04
BIδ := submatrix( B, 1 , 2 , 1 , 2) BIδ =
−0.04 −0.12
EGLM07-Power Systems with Project, example
Bus-2 is PV bus:
BIδ = −0.12
1, 1
Initial definitions:
1
0 The bus voltage (pu)
The phase MV := 0.85
of bus voltage δ := 0
1
0
0 Load 0
Generated Powers LP := 0
Powers GP := 1 (pu)
(pu) 0 2 + j
By considering x as bus phase and y as bus amplitude, the following functions
may be defined:
Function of Bus voltages:
y ei⋅ x0
0
i⋅ x
fV( x, y ) := y e 1
1
y ei⋅ x2
2
Function of Bus currents:
fI ( x, y ) := AD⋅ fV( x, y )
Function of Transmitted
Power: fV( x, y ) ⋅ fI ( x, y )
0 0
fT ( x, y ) := fV( x, y ) 1⋅ fI ( x, y ) 1
fV( x, y ) ⋅ fI ( x, y )
2 2
Note that Bus-1 is slack bus and bus-2 is PV bus. Hence:
Active power ( ) ( )
Re fT ( x, y ) 1 + Re LP1 − Re GP1
( )
fP ( x, y ) :=
Function
( 2) ( 2)
Re fT ( x, y ) + Re LP − Re GP
( 2)
Reactive power
Function ( ) ( )
fQ ( x, y ) := Im fT ( x, y ) + Im LP − Im GP
2 2 2 ( )
A loop is defined until convergence is achieved:
EGLM07-Power Systems with Project, example
fVOLT ( D , V) := for K ∈ 0 .. 15
D D
1 ← 1 + BIδ⋅ fP ( D , V)
D2 D
2
V ← V + BIδ ⋅ fQ ( D , V)
2 2 1, 1
V
1
fVOLT ( δ , MV) = 0.85 (p.u.)
0.7533
A new bus voltage matrix is defined:
MVn := fVOLT ( δ , MV)
fδ ( D , V) := for K ∈ 0 .. 15
D1 D1
← + BIδ⋅ fP ( D , V)
D2 D
2
V ← V + BIδ ⋅ fQ ( D , V)
2 2 1, 1
D
0
−
fδ ( δ , MV) = 7.9823 × 10 3
−0.2874
A new bus phase angle matrix is defined:
δn := fδ ( δ , MV)
Hence:
Bus bars voltages (p.u.):
1
−
fV( δn , MVn ) = 0.85 + 6.7849i × 10 3
0.7224 − 0.2136i
Bus bars transmitted powers (pu):
1 + 2.8882i
fT ( δn , MVn ) = 1 − 0.7252i
−2 − i