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Note: Yellow shaded questions are selected from KTU QPs Dec 2019, May 2019, Dec 2018
1. Define power quality. Discuss the causes of poor power quality in an electrical system.(3)
2. Explain any four methods of correcting power quality problem(3)
3. Investigate the criteria for achieving power quality. Discuss the effects of poor power
quality(3)
4. Explain the major causes of transients in power system.(6)
5. Discuss the types of short duration voltage variations in a power system network(6)
6. Define power quality. Why power quality has become an issue in recent years (5)
7. Differentiate between linear loads and non-linear loads with suitable examples.(5)
8. What are the disturbances coming under the term “waveform distortion”. Explain each one
of them with neat figures.(10)
9. What is meant by voltage sag and voltage swell as per IEEE standard.(5)
10. Illustrate about notching in power quality.(5)
11. Explain voltage unbalance and voltage flicker. (5)
12. Differentiate between impulsive and oscillatory transients (5)
13. With the help of neat figure illustrate about transients. (6)
14. Differentiate between harmonics and interharmonics (5)
15. Briefly explain how fault current interruption causes overvoltage transients in power
system. (5)
16. How an impulsive transient is characterized? Explain with suitable example. (6)
17. Write down the main causes of voltage imbalance in power system.(3)
18. Define voltage flicker.(2)
Module 2 Harmonics
1. Explain how active filters are classified based on power ratings. Give the applications of
each. (3)
2. Discuss the classification of hybrid filters. Illustrate with suitable topology network
diagrams. (6)
3. Briefly describe the mechanism of harmonic elimination using active filter. (3)
4. List out the design requirements for active filter. (3)
5. Briefly explain the effect of harmonic presence in power system network and its remedies.
(4)
6. Explain the classification of passive harmonic filters with neat diagrams. (4)
7. Describe the general classification of harmonic filters. (3)
8. Explain the classification of active power filters based on the supply system. (5)
9. Explain the procedure to design a passive harmonic filter. (6)
10. Compare active and passive filters. (5)
11. Explain the advantages of active filters over passive filter. (3)
12. Obtain the major drawbacks of active harmonic filters. (3)
13. Examine the role of power quality conditioners in smart grid. (3)
14. With neat diagram, explain shunt passive filters. (5)
15. Distinguish between active filter and passive filter (5)
16. What is meant by aliasing? (3)
17. Explain the role of filters in power quality?(3)
18. With neat diagram, Explain the operation of series active filter to improve power quality. (7)
19. With neat diagram, explain shunt active filters. (5)
20. Explain hybrid filters. (5)
21. Explain the procedure for designing the harmonic filter (10)
22. Differentiate between active and passive filters used for harmonic elimination. (5)
23. Explain how transformer connection employing phase shift helps in the cancellation of
current harmonics? (5)
24. Explain in detail about principle of operation and various configurations of active power
filter with neat schematic diagrams (10)
25. What are the limitations of passive filters? (5)
7 Distinguish between common mode rejection ratio and common mode noise. (5)
10 a) List any five objectives for framing power quality standards. (5)
11 a) Briefly discuss the common non-linear loads which cause voltage distortion. (5)
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PART C
Answer any two full questions, each carries 10 marks.
12 a) Find the amplitude of the 5th harmonics of the given wave form. (5)
x(t)
1.5
t
-T -T/2 T/2 T 2T
-0.5
b) Also find the dc component and rms value of the fundamental component of (5)
the above waveform.
13 Write short note on the following
a) Powerline disturbance analyzer (10)
b) Flicker meter
14 a) Define Windowing. How window function can be used for harmonic analysis. (5)
b) What are the information that are obtained from monitoring as part of site (5)
surveys?
PART D
Answer any two full questions, each carries 10 marks.
15 Explain in detail about principles of operation of shunt APF and series APF (10)
with neat schematic.
16 a) Explain the Power Quality issues of Grid connected Renewable Energy (10)
Sources.
17 a) What are the advantages and drawbacks of active power filters? (5)
b) Explain the procedure for reducing conducted emission. (5)
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F T7948 Pages: 2
PART A
Answer all questions, each carries 5 marks. Marks
1 Define power quality. Why power quality has become an issue in recent years (5)
2 Differentiate between linear loads and non-linear loads with suitable examples. (5)
3 Explain how Fourier series can be used for harmonic analysis. (5)
4 Explain the importance of power quality monitoring. (5)
5 With neat diagram, explain shunt passive filters. (5)
6 Distinguish between active filter and passive filter (5)
7 Explain about power frequency field. (5)
8 Explain common mode rejection ratio and common mode noise. (5)
PART B
Answer any two full questions, each carries 10 marks.
9 What are the disturbances coming under the term “waveform distortion”. (10)
Explain each one them with neat figures
10 a) What is meant by voltage sag and voltage swell as per IEEE standard. (5)
b) Find the harmonic distortion of a voltage with following harmonic components: (5)
Fundamental=114V
3rd harmonic=4V
5th harmonic=27V
7th harmonic=1.5V
9th harmonic=1V
11 a) Explain in detail how the following indices can be used to measure harmonic (10)
distortion in power system:
a)THD
b)TDD
c)TIF
d)DIN
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b) Define windowing. How window function can be used for harmonic analysis (5)
13 a) What are the common monitoring objectives? (5)
b) Explain the features for power line disturbance analyser (5)
14 a) What is meant by aliasing? (3)
b) With the help of block diagram, explain in detail about the flickermeter. (7)
PART D
Answer any two full questions, each carries 10 marks.
15 a) Explain the role of filters in power quality? (3)
b) With neat diagram, Explain the operation of series active filter to improve power (7)
quality.
16 a) Distinguish between conducted and radiated emission (5)
b) Explain about high frequency EMI sources. (5)
17 Explain various power quality conditioners for smart grid. (10)
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F G1167 Pages: 2
PART A
Answer all questions, each carries 5 marks. Marks
PART B
Answer any two full questions, each carries 10 marks.
9 a) Explain voltage unbalance and voltage flicker (5)
b) Find the total harmonic distortion of the waveform having magnitude of (5)
fundamental component unity and 3rd ,5th ,7th and 9th harmonics, reciprocal of
harmonic number.
10 a) What is the need of power quality standards? Mention the various IEEE (10)
standards for power quality
11 a) Differentiate between harmonics and interharmonics (5)
b) Explain the mechanism of harmonic generation. (5)
PART C
Answer any two full questions, each carries 10 marks.
12 Obtain the Fourier series expansion of given function (10)
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13 a) Define voltage flicker. What are the major flicker sources? (4)
b) With the help of block diagram, explain in detail about the flickermeter. (6)
14 a) How can the aperiodic signals be analysed? Write the expression (5)
b) What are the information that are obtained from monitoring as part of site (5)
surveys?
PART D
Answer any two full questions, each carries 10 marks.
15 Explain the procedure for designing the harmonic filter (10)
16 Explain power quality issues of grid connected renewable energy sources. (10)
17 a) Explain the procedure to shield radiated noise. (5)
b) Distinguish between active and passive filter. (5)
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F G192155 Pages:3
PART A
Answer all questions, each carries 5 marks. Marks
2 Calculate the total harmonic distortion of a voltage waveform with following (5)
harmonic frequency makeup: Fundamental V1=114V, V3=4V, V5=2V, V7=1.5V,
V9=1V
3 Define windowing. How window function can be used for harmonic analysis (5)
4 What are the objectives of power quality monitoring? (5)
5 Differentiate between active and passive filters used for harmonic elimination. (5)
6 Explain how transformer connection employing phase shift helps in the (5)
cancellation of current harmonics?
7 What do you mean by CMRR? (5)
8 Explain power frequency fields. (5)
PART B
Answer any two full questions, each carries 10 marks.
9 What are the disturbances coming under the term waveform distortion? Explain (10)
each with neat figures.
10 a) With the help of neat figure illustrate about transients. (6)
b) Define the following (4)
i) THD
ii)TDD
11 Explain the effects of harmonic distortion on power system. (10)
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PART C
Answer any two full questions, each carries 10 marks.
12 Obtain the Fourier series expression for the waveform shown below. Peak value (10)
of the waveform is unity.
Figure:1
13 a) Explain why waveforms need processing? (4)
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SAINTGITS COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, KOTTAYAM
FIRST SERIES EXAMINATION OCTOBER 2020
DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING
COURSE CODE : EE465 SEMESTER VII SLOT
COURSE : POWER QUALITY (for S7 EEE) F
DURATION : 1 Hr 30mins MAX. MARKS : 30
COURSE OUTCOME
CO 1 Identify various power quality issues, its causes and effects in electrical power system.
Apply IEEE guidelines, standards and recommended practices of power quality and explain harmonics in power
CO 2
system
CO 3 Ability to analyze and identify various components associated with power quality issues.
CO 4 Identify various causes of power quality problems and methods to monitor the power quality issues
Ability to identify the types of filters to be employed for harmonic elimination and design filters for harmonic
CO 5
mitigation.
CO 6 Ability to identify various power quality and EMI issues in smart grids
PART B
Q. No. Question Marks CO PO BL PI
Module 1 (Answer all questions)
1 Explain the causes of power quality issues in a power system network 3 1 1 3 1.3.1
7 Examine the role of SMPS and discharge lamps in generating harmonics 4 2 1 3 1.3.1
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Bloom's Level Marks Distribution Graph 25
BL Marks 20
Marks
1 Remember 0 15
10
2 Understand 0
5
3 Apply 22 0
4 Analyse 8 1 2 3 4 5 6
5 Evaluate 0
6 Create 0 BL
Course Outcome wise Marks Distribution 20
CO Marks
15
1 15
Marks
10
2 15
5
3 0
4 0 0
1 2 3 4 5 6
5 0
CO
6 0
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SAINTGITS COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, KOTTAYAM
SECOND SERIES EXAMINATION NOVEMBER 2020
DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING
COURSE CODE : EE465 SEMESTER VII SLOT
COURSE : POWER QUALITY (for S7 EEE) F
DURATION : 2 Hrs MAX. MARKS : 50
COURSE OUTCOME
CO 1 Identify various power quality issues, its causes and effects in electrical power system.
Apply IEEE guidelines, standards and recommended practices of power quality and explain harmonics in power
CO 2
system
CO 3 Ability to analyze and identify various components associated with power quality issues.
CO 4 Identify various causes of power quality problems and methods to monitor the power quality issues
Ability to identify the types of filters to be employed for harmonic elimination and design filters for harmonic
CO 5
mitigation.
CO 6 Ability to identify various power quality and EMI issues in smart grids
PART A
Q. No. Question Marks CO PO BL PI
Module 3 (Answer all questions)
Find the Trigonometric Fourier Series coefficients of the following
periodic signals and obtain the expression for x(t).
1 7 3 2 3 1.3.1
PART B
Module 4 (Answer all questions)
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Listout the important factors that should be considered for selecting the
9 4 4 1 2 1.3.1
monitoring equipment.
Marks
1 Remember 0 20
2 Understand 12 10
3 Apply 33 0
4 Analyse 5 1 2 3 4 5 6
5 Evaluate 0
6 Create 0 BL
Course Outcome wise Marks Distribution 30
CO Marks 25
1 0 20
Marks
15
2 0 10
3 25 5
4 25 0
1 2 3 4 5 6
5 0
CO
6 0
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