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DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING

EEE 305: POWER SYSTEM I

OBJECTIVE OF THE COURSE

 To provide a basic idea about

 Load flow study
 Load flow control
 Fault analysis; symmetrical and unsymmetrical
 Transmission line models and features of power transmission
 Load analysis and its future estimation
 Power system protection
 To present an introduction to different types of relays and circuit breakers

APPLICATION OF THE COURSE

 A clear conception of power system is an essential requirement to work as an

engineer in electric power utilities, industries producing protective devices
and systems and energy sectors.
 The course helps develop research capabilities in power and energy sectors.

TENTATIVE LECTURE PLAN

WEEK SECTION TOPIC TEXT

Introduction
1.10 Per-unit Quantities
1.11 Changing the base of per-unit quantities 1
1 1.13 Single line diagram
1.14 Impedance and reactance diagram
2.4 P.U. impedance in a 1-  transformer circuit
2.8 P.U. impedance of three winding transformer
2.10 Advantages of P.U. computation

3.3, 3.9 Reactances of synchronous machine

6.1 Representation of lines
6.2 Short Transmission line
2 6.3 Medium length line
6.4-6.7 Long Transmission line 1
6.8 Power flow through a transmission line
6.9 Reactive compension of transmission line

CLASS TEST - I
 10.1 Transients in RL series circuit,
3,4 10.2 Internal voltages of loaded machines under fault
10.3 conditions
10.4 Fault calculation using z bus
Fault calculation using z bus equivalent circuits 1

CLASS TEST - II
9.1 The power flow problem 1
9.2 The Newton-Raphson method & solution
5 9.3, 9.4 Power flow control : TAP changing and regulating
2.9 transformers
3.4 Real and reactive power control 1
9.6 Regulating transformers
11.1 Synthesis of unsymmetrical phasors form their
6 Symmetrical components 1
11.2 Symmetrical components of unsymmetrical phasors
CLASS TEST - III
7 11.4 Power in terms of symmetrical components 1
11.7 Sequence circuit of synchronous machine
8 11.8 Sequence circuit of Y-  transformer
11.9 Unsymmetrical series impedance
11.10 Sequence network
9,10 12 Single line to ground fault 1
12.3 Line to line fault
12.4 Double line to ground fault 1
CLASS TEST - IV
30.1 Defining energy requirement
30.2 Maximum demand
12 30.3 Variaiton in demand
30.5 Curve analysis 2
30.6 Load factor
30.7 Utilization factor

2 High Voltage AC Circuit Breakers 3

13 10.5 Selection of circuit Breakers 1
25 Introduction to Protection Relaying 3
28 Differential Protection 3
29 Distance Protection 3

TEXTS: 1. Power System Analysis – Grainger & Stevenson

2. Power Station Engineering and Economy – Skrotzki and Vopat
3. Switchgear and Protection – Sunil S. Rao
GRADE DISTRIBUTION:

1. Class test and assignment : 30%

2. Midterm : 20%
3. Final Exam : 40%
4. Attendance : 10%