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4.0 Load Flow Studies
4.0 Load Flow Studies
Disadvantages -
1. Slow rate of convergence.
2. Therefore, large number of iterations.
3. As the number of buses increases, the number of iterations
increase.
Determine the voltage at the end of first iteration
Slack bus power – calculated after computing the bus
voltage up to the specified accuracy.
P -jQ =V *Ʃ Y V k
p p p pq q
Powerful method of solving nonlinear algebraic
equations.
Iterative method-Taylor series expansion.
Faster, more accurate, reliable.
Advantages:
◦ Convergence is better.
◦ Number of iterations required is less.
◦ Number of iterations independent of system size.
◦ Load flow solution of large power systems.
Disadvantages:
◦ Solution technique is difficult.
◦ Calculation in each iteration is more.
◦ Computational time is more.
◦ Computer memory requirement is large.
The process is repeated till
i)the largest ( in magnitude)element in the left column
of the equation , B matrix is less than a prespecified
value
or
ii) the largest element in the column vector C matrix is
less than a prespecified value
In the formulation – quantities in rectangular form.
Vp = | Vp |<δp =e p+jf p
Pp=u1(e,f)
Qp=u2(e,f)
Having calculated the Jaobian matrix and the
residual column vector corresponding to the initial
solution , the desired increment voltage vector
can be calculated by using any standard technique
polar coordinates
makes certain approximations resulting into fast
q≠p
q≠p
q≠p
q≠p
=Qp+Vp2Bpp
In fast decoupled method following approximations are
further made for evaluating Jacobian element
Cos(-δp+δq)≈ 1
Gpqsin(-δp+δq) << Bpq (cos(-δp+δq) and
Qp<<BppVp2
The Jacobian elements now become
Lpq = Hpq=-|VpVq|Bpq for q≠p
and
Lpp= Hpp = Qp+Bpp|Vp|2
With these
Vp=1per unit
∆θ1
∆P 1 ∆θ
∆P 2
2 = [ B ' ]. .....(1)
...
;
∆Pn ∆θ n
DC load flow can also be applied to find the fairly good
approximation of the unknown voltages that can be
used as initial values in a Newton –Raphson/Decoupled
load flow solution or calculations.
The DC power flow is only good for calculating MW flows
on transmission lines & transformers. It gives no
identification of what happens to voltage magnitudes, or
MVAR or MVA flows. The power flowing on each line
using the DC power flow in them
[Pθ=] =N [PB −1 ] * [ P ]
i ∑ k
Delete the ith row and ith column of matrix C to form the
matrix
1
Pik = (θ i − θ k )
X ik
Pi = ∑ Pk
STOP
Determine the line power flow and slack bus
power by dc load flow analysis
Susceptance Matrix: 7.5 − 5 − 2.5
B’= −5 9 − 4
− 2.5 − 4 6.5
7.5 − 5
− 5 9
B=
P1 7.5 − 5 θ 1
P = − 5 9 θ
2 2
θ1 0.02
θ = − 0.1
2
1
PIK = (θ I − θ K ) = 60MW
X IK
1 1 = 5MW
P13 = (θ1 − θ 3 ) = * 0.02
X 13 0.4
1
(θ 2 − θ 3 ) 1
P23 =
X 23 = ( − 0.1) P23 = −40 MW