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SRM UNIVERSITY
FACULTY OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY
DEPARTMENT OF EEE
COURSE PLAN

Course Code : PS0523
Course Title : POWER SYSTEM MODELING AND ANALYSIS
Semester : I MTech Power Systems
Course Time : JULY NOVEMBER 2011
Location : S.R.M.E.C

Faculty Details
Class Name Office Office hour Mail id
I
sem
MTech
PS
V.Subbu Chithira
Kala
ESB I floor
Mon Fri
12.15 1.30
pm
subbuchithirakala@ktr.srmuniv.ac.in

Required Text Books:
Stagg.G.W. & Abiad. A.H., Computer methods in Power Systems Analysis, McGraw
ill International Editions, 1968.
Elgerd.Olle L., Electric Energy systems theory An Introduction, Tata Mc Graw Hill
Edition,1982
George L.Kusic, Computer Aided Power Systems Analysis, Prentice Hall of India
Ltd.,1986.
John J. Grainger & Stevenson .D, Power System Analysis, McGraw Hill International
Editions,1994
Singh L.P., Advanced power system analysis, Wiley Eastern Limited,1986.
Kundur. P Power system stability and control, McGraw Hill, 1994.
Objectives:
To understand the concept of power system studies in planning and analysis.
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To mathematically model power system components like synchronous machine,
transformer and transmission line
To utilize these models in power system steady state analysis
Assessment Details:
I Cycle Test - 25
II Cycle Test - 25
Surprise Test - 05
Term paper - 10
Attendance - 05
Total - 70
Test Schedule
S.No. DATE TEST DURATION
1 4
th
week
september
Cycle Test-1 2 Periods
2 3
rd
week
November
Cycle Test-2 2 Periods


Detailed Session Plan

Topics to be covered Text book Chap.no &
Page No.
No of hrs
Overview of power system modeling for
various studies Distinction between
steady state, Quasi steady state and
transient modeling of power systems
John J. Grainger &
Stevenson .D,
Power System
Analysis, McGraw
Hill International
Editions,1994

Chapter 16
695-697


2
Generation system planning
1
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transmission system planning
Stagg.G.W. &
Abiad. A.H.,
Computer methods
in Power Systems
Analysis,
McGraw ill
International
Editions, 1968
Chapter 1
1
steady state and transient analysis
1
load forecasting
1
Overview - mathematics for basic power
system analysis algebraic equation
differential algebraic equation
differential equation
Stagg.G.W. &
Abiad. A.H.,
Computer methods
in Power Systems
Analysis,
McGraw ill
International
Editions, 1968
Chapter 9
343 - 364

2
numerical solution of algebraic equations
2
Gauss elimination method
2
John J. Grainger &
Stevenson .D,
Power System
Analysis, McGraw
Hill International
Editions,1994

Chapter 7
238 282
bifactorization method
1
sparsity techniques for large system
2
Bus classification, Power flow model
using Y bus computational aspects of
power flow problem








John J. Grainger &
Chapter 9
329 379

2
Gauss Seidel iterative technique.
2
Newton Raphson method
2
Fast decoupled power flow method
2
Multi area power flow analysis with tie
line control contingency & sensitivity
1
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analysis. Stevenson .D,
Power System
Analysis, McGraw
Hill International
Editions,1994











John J. Grainger &
Stevenson .D,
Power System
Analysis, McGraw
Hill International
Editions,1994

Special purpose power flow studies
Harmonic Power flow
1
Three Phase load flow 1
Distribution power flow 1
Optimal power flow using Newtons
method
2
Optimal power flow using interior point
method



2
Symmetrical short circuit analysis
Chapter 10
380-415
2
Algorithm for symmetrical fault analysis
using Z bus
2
Unsymmetrical fault analysis using
symmetrical components Chapter 11
416 469
2
Symmetrical components and sequence
impedances
2
Algorithm for unsymmetrical fault
analysis using Z bus limitations
Chapter 12
470-530
2
Physical description of synchronous
machine
Kundur. P Power
system stability and
control, McGraw
Hill, 1994
Chapter 3
45 -138
1
Mathematical description of synchronous
machine
2
dqo transformations
2
Per unit representation Equivalent
circuit
1
Steady state analysis
1
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Transient performance characteristics
2
Magnetic saturation Simplified model
with damper neglected
1
Classical model
2
Constant flux linkage model including
the effect of sub transient current
2