IUBAT–International University of Business Agriculture and Technology

Founded 1991 by M. Alimullah Mian

Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering
College of Engineering and Technology(CEAT)
Course Outline, Semester : Fall 2013

Course name : EEN 455, Power Station [3]

Credits : 03
Total Hours : 45
Prerequisites : EEN 361, Power Transmission and Distribution [3]

Instructor : Md. Aziz ul Huq

MPhil, MSc (App. Physics, Electronics & Communication), DU
Contact : cell: 01713018164, email: azizbd200@iubat.edu; azizbd2000@gmail.com
Tentative sessions: (AS per class routine)
Section : Day
DAY TIME ROOM

Section : Evening
DAY TIME ROOM

Counselling hour : 3pm-6pm (All working day)

Acquaintance :
Md. Aziz ul huq is a faculty in the Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering (EEE) of IUBAT. He
obtained his M.Sc. & M. Phil. From the Department of Applied Physics, Electronics and Communication, University of
Dhaka. He completed his PhD program in the same Department and the thesis is submitted for evaluation. The area of his
research is Power electronics, Induction motor drive, computer interfacing, simulation etc.

Previously he was a Faculty of ADUST- Atish Depankar University of Science and Technology. He also served in the
Government and different private organizations at senior positions where his responsibility included large scale integrated
software design, development and implementation.

He received several overseas training on GIS System management and operation, GPS based Remote sensing an Landuse,
Unix & Sun Solaries system administration from Luton University, UK; Silso college , Cranfield University, UK and
KAMPSAX A/S, Copenhagen, DENMARK.

Besides his two thesis at M.Phil. & PhD level he wrote another technical book based on his GIS related work which was
produced and distributed from KAMPSAX A/S, Copenhagen, DENMARK during May 1996. The name of the Book is
“Implementation Of Bangla text In Arc/Info Environment for Map preparation”

Publicatuons:
1.
Huq. A. U., Ahmed, Farruk.; " Design & Development of a Three-Phase Inverter For a Microcomputer Based
Three-Phase Induction Motor Control System "; Dhaka Univ. J. Sci, 51(2): 179-188 2003(July).

2.
Huq. A. U., Bashar, M. A., Ahmed, Farruk.; " Design and Development of A computer controlled Three-phase
inverter for Precise Speed variation of A Three-phase Induction Motor "; Conference paper, IUB, Dahaka,
Bangladesh, December 2011.

3.
Huq. A. U., Bashar, M. A., Ahmed, Farruk.; Design, Simulate and Development of a Computer Controlled
Three-Phase Inverter for Precise Speed Variation of a Three-Phase Induction Motor "; JOURNAL OF
COMPUTERS . VOL. 8, NO. 5, MAY 2013: 1109-1118.

Course objective :
To gain the basic knowledge on Power Station, Component of power station,
Different type of power stations, their operation and precaution, energy sources, load
analysis, economic production of electric energy and tariff, etc.

Text & Reference books :

1. Power Plant Engineering - G. R. Nagpal

2. Principles of Power System - V. K. Mehta

3. Power Plant engineering - P. K. Nag

4.

Course Evaluation : Grading System :

First Term Exam 20% 90% - 100% A
Mid Term Exam 20% 80% - 89% B
Quiz 05% 70% - 79% C
Final exam 35% 60% - 69% D
Attendance 05% Below 60% F
Assignment & Class 15%
performance
Total 100%
Attendance and Participation
Punctual attendance is expected of all students. Also, students should miss a class only if
absolutely necessary; i.e, they should not feel they are entitled to a certain number of missed
classes. It is also further expected that students will be adequately prepared for all classes and
they will participate in them when appropriate.

Academic Offenses
The students and faculty are jointly responsible for the academic standards and reputation of the
university. It is well recognized that intellectual honesty is the basic requirement for
development and acquisition of knowledge. Intellectual honesty is a pre-requisite for continued
membership in the university community.
Forms of intellectual dishonesty are plagiarism, cheating in examinations, aiding and abetting
cheating, and the use of assignment prepared by others, impersonation of another student at an
examination, misrepresentation of information, falsification of academic records, and unruly
behavior with instructor.
If a student is detected by the instructor in committing academic offense, it may result in
an “F” grade for the course or even dismissal of the student from the university.

Important Instructions for the Students

o Students must maintain the DBC and without following the dress code they will not be
allowed in the class.
o Inside the class room cell phone must be in silent mode or switched off.
o Students have to bring the text book in class.
o Students are advised to submit their assignments on time, late submission will not
acceptable unless have valid reason.
o Students must attend all the scheduled examinations. No retake examinations will be held
other than on the medical grounds with authentic medical certificate or in case of an
immediate family emergency.
o 75% attendance in needed for qualifying in the final examination and three consecutive
absentee in class may cause of course drop. (May be considered for valid reason)

Lectures & Topics :

Lecture Topics Reference Reading Remarks
No.
1 Power station overview Principles of Power
System(PPS), by V.
K. Mehta
2 Relation between electrical energy PPS, V. K. Mehta
3 heat energy and mechanical energy and PPS, V. K. Mehta
their units
4 Different sources of energy PPS, V. K. Mehta
5 Classification of energy sources PPS, V. K. Mehta
6 measurement of energy PPS, V. K. Mehta
7 producing capabilities PPS, V. K. Mehta
8 Load curve Power Plant
Engineering(PPE) by
G. R. Nagpal
9 Load duration curve PPE, G. R. Nagpal Assignmrnt
10 Base load and peak load and their PPE, G. R. Nagpal
economic sharing
11 Economic of power generation PPE, G. R. Nagpal
12 Energy rates(Tariff) PPE, G. R. Nagpal
13 Condition of maximum efficiency PPE, G. R. Nagpal
14 Requirements of power plant design PPE, G. R. Nagpal
15 Firs Term Exam
16 Stem Power Plant(SPP) PPE, G. R. Nagpal
17 SPP, Equipments and their roles PPE, G. R. Nagpal
18 SPP, operation procedure PPE, G. R. Nagpal
19 SPP, capacity and production PPE, G. R. Nagpal
20 SPP,Maintenance etc PPE, G. R. Nagpal
21 Hydro electric Power plant (HEPP) PPE, G. R. Nagpal
 22 HEPP, Equipments and their roles PPE, G. R. Nagpal
23 HEPP, operation procedure PPE, G. R. Nagpal
24 HEPP, capacity, production, PPE, G. R. Nagpal
Maintenance etc
25 Diesel Engine Power plant (DEPP) PPE, G. R. Nagpal
26 DEPP, Equipments and their roles PPE, G. R. Nagpal Quiz
27 DEPP, operation procedure PPE, G. R. Nagpal
28 DEPP, capacity, production, PPE, G. R. Nagpal
Maintenance etc
29 Nuclear Power plant (NPP) PPE, G. R. Nagpal
30 NPP, Equipments and their roles PPE, G. R. Nagpal
31 NPP, operation procedure PPE, G. R. Nagpal
32 NPP, capacity, production, Maintenance PPE, G. R. Nagpal
etc
33 Mid Term Exam
34 Gas Turbine Power plant (GTPP) PPE, G. R. Nagpal
35 GTPP, Equipments and their roles PPE, G. R. Nagpal
36 GTPP, operation procedure PPE, G. R. Nagpal
37 GTPP, capacity, production, PPE, G. R. Nagpal
Maintenance etc
38 Bus System PPS & PPE
39 Its importance and layout power control PPS & PPE
40 Current limiting reactors PPS & PPE
41 Reactor control of short circuit current PPS & PPE
42 Safety devices part 1 PPS & PPE
43 Safety devices part 2 PPS & PPE
44 Course Review PPS & PPE
45 Course Review PPS & PPE
Final Exam

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Md. Aziz ul huq
Faculty, EEE