SIR M.

VISVESVARAYA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

BENGALURU-562 157
Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
ASSIGNMENT –I & II - POWER SYSTEM ANALYSIS -I (18 EE 62)
(Academic Year - 2022-23 Even Sem)
SIXTH SEMESTER EEE - SECTION-A
 All the students should form their own group of 04 (FOUR) members
and each group should Select Any One Problem of your choice from the
15 problems given below and implement the following steps.
 Two Different Groups Should Not Select The Same Problem.
Step Activity For The Entire Group
I Develop a simple MATLAB program for solving the selected problem
Obtain the output from MATLAB and compare the same with the
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answer obtained by solving the problem manually
Prepare a PPT (of Maximum 10 slides) that explains the theoretical
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concept of the problem and MATLAB program developed.
Present your PPT in front of your friends and in the presence of your
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PSAS teacher during PSAS class hour for 15 minutes.
DOCUMENTS TO BE SUMITTED BY EACH GROUP
1. MATLAB program and output (2 pages)
2. Manual calculation of the problem (2 pages)
3. PPT print out (2 pages)
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The last date for completing this task will be
17.06.2023 Saturday
This activity will be awarded with 20 (TWNETY) marks for each student of a group.
There will be NO further assignments.
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Evaluation Mark For Every
Description
Grade Student of the Batch
S Excellent work & In time Completion 20
A Good work & In time Completion 18
B Poor work & Late Completion 12
C Never Tried 00
 Any clarifications related to question or assistance needed for program
writing, you can approach your teacher at any time.
SIR M. VISVESVARAYA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
BENGALURU-562 157
Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering

ASSIGNMENT –I & II - POWER SYSTEM ANALYSIS (18 EE 62)

(Academic Year - 2022-23 Even Sem)
SIXTH SEMESTER EEE - SECTION-A
PROBLEMS TO BE SOLVED

Q. Students
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Description USN
A 3 bus system is given in fig below and the ratings of the various
components are listed. Develop the reactance diagram by considering the
Generator 1 as the base machine.

MVA kV Reactance
Machine Winding
Rating Rating in pu
Generator-1 50 13.8 0.15 -

Generator-2 40 13.2 0.2 -

Generator-3 30 11 0.25 -
Transformer-1 45 11/110 0.1 Y/Y

Transformer-2 25 12.5/115 0.15 Y/Y

Transformer-3 40 12.5/115 0.1 Y/Y

 For the system shown in fig, determine the Generator voltage. Assume a
base of 100MVA, 210 kV in the Transmission line.

A synchronous Generator and a motor are rated 30 MVA, 13.2 kV and both
have sub transient reactance of 20%.The line connecting them has a
reactance of 10% on the basis of the machine ratings. The motor is
drawing 20,000Kw at 0.8 lagging and terminal voltage of 12.8 kV when a
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symmetrical 3φ fault occurs at the midpoint of the transmission line. Find
the sub transient current in the generator, motor and the fault by finding
the internal voltages of the machines. If the fault occurred at the motor
terminals, what will be the fault currents?

For a radial network shown in fig below, a 3φ fault occurs at point ‘F’.
Determine the fault current and the line voltage at 11 kV bus under fault
conditions.

In the fig. shown, Buses 1 &2 are Generator buses and 3&4 are load
busses. The system data is given below. The line reactances on a base of
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100MVA, 110Kv are indicated in the fig.
 Machines MVA Rating Kv Rating Reactance in pu

Generators 1&2 100 11 10%

Transformers 1&2 100 11/110 5%

Obtain the short circuit current for a 3φ solid fault occurs at bus 4.

A 25 MVA, 11Kv Generator with Xd” =20% is connected through a

Transformer to a bus that supplies 3 identical motors, each with X d” =25%
and Xd’ =30% on a base of 5 MVA, 6.6kV. The rating of step up transformer
is 25 MVA, 11/66Kv, X= 10% and that of step down Transformer is
25 MVA, 66 /6.6Kv, X= 10%. There is a 3φ fault occurs at point ‘F’.
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Determine
(i) The sub transient current in the fault (ii) The sub transient
current in the Breaker ‘B’
(iii) The momentary current in Breaker ‘B’ (iv) The current to be
interrupted by the Breaker.

A set of a 3φ unbalanced voltages and currents resolved into symmetrical

components gives the following results.
Va0= (125+j45); Va1= (535+j75); Va2= (425+j30);
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Ia0= (20+j10); Ia1= (30+j15); Ia2= (25+j5);
Determine the complex power represented by these voltages and currents
by using (i) Symmetrical components (ii) Unbalanced phase quantities.
 (i) Calculate the SYM COMs for the unbalanced voltages given below:
Va= (1000+j500); Vb= (800+j200); Vc= (1500+j300);
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(ii) Calculate the unbalanced voltages for the SYM COMs given below:
Va0= (70+j10); Va1= (120+j150); Va2= (200+j40);
A power system shown in fig below has a dead short circuit at the
midpoint of the transmission line. Find the fault current for (i) L-G fault (ii)
L-L fault (iii) L-L-G fault.

A synchronous motor of negligible resistance is receiving 25% of power

that is capable of receiving from an infinite bus. If the load on the motor is
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suddenly doubled, calculate the maximum value of power angle during the
swinging of the motor around its new equilibrium position.
A 100 MVA, 2 pole, 60Hz Generator has a moment of Inertia 50 X 103
kg.m2.
Find (a) Energy stored in the rotor at the rated speed
11 (b) The corresponding angular momentum (c) Inertia Constant
(d) If the input to the Generator is suddenly increased by 25 MW,
find the rotor acceleration.

A 50 Hz Synchronous Generator having an internal voltage of 1.2 pu, H=

5.2 MJ/MVA and a reactance of 0.4 pu connected to an infinite bus
through a double circuit line each line with reactance of 0.35 pu. The
12 generator is delivering 0.8 pu power and the infinite bus voltage is 1.0 pu.

Determine (i) Maximum power transfer (ii) Steady state operating angle
(iii) Natural frequency of oscillations if damping is neglected.
 The Generator shown in fig is delivering 1.0 pu power to the infinite bus
with the generator terminal voltage of 1.0 pu. Calculate the Generator
EMF behind transient reactance. Find the Maximum power that can be
13 transferred under the following conditions:
(a) System healthy (b) one line shorted in the middle (iii) one line open.
Plot all the three power angle curves.

(i) A 1Φ, 400 V, 50 Hz Motor takes a supply current of 100 A at a power

factor of 0.7 lag. The Motor power factor to be increased to 0.9 lag.
Calculate the value of the capacitor that to be connected in parallel to
achieve this.

14 (ii) A substation supplies a 40 HP Induction Motor with 85% efficiency at a

power factor of 80% lagging and a synchronous Motor taking a leading KW
of 50 to feed a load at 80 % efficiency. Calculate the power factor of the
synchronous Motor so that the overall power factor of the substation
becomes Unity.

A synchronous Generator is connected to an infinite bus through a 138 kV

transmission line as shown in fig .

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A solid 3φ fault occurs on the line near the circuit breaker CB 1.Beofre the
fault, the receiving end voltage was 1.0 pu UPF and the generator was 75%
loaded on the basis of its MVA rating. Find the sub transient, transient and
synchronous short circuit currents.

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