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    The document discusses power flow in parallel and meshed transmission systems. It covers topics like how power flow is determined by transmission line impedance in parallel systems. For meshed systems it discusses how FACTS controllers can control power flow by varying transmission line impedance or phase angle. It also discusses concepts like transient stability, dynamic stability, steady-state stability and frequency collapse in meshed transmission systems.

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    The document discusses power flow in parallel and meshed transmission systems. It covers topics like how power flow is determined by transmission line impedance in parallel systems. For meshed systems it discusses how FACTS controllers can control power flow by varying transmission line impedance or phase angle. It also discusses concepts like transient stability, dynamic stability, steady-state stability and frequency collapse in meshed transmission systems.

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    The document discusses power flow in parallel and meshed transmission systems. It covers topics like how power flow is determined by transmission line impedance in parallel systems. For meshed systems it discusses how FACTS controllers can control power flow by varying transmission line impedance or phase angle. It also discusses concepts like transient stability, dynamic stability, steady-state stability and frequency collapse in meshed transmission systems.

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    Power flow in Parallel Path

    1. Without any control , power flow is based on the inverse of the various
    transmission line _________.

    a. Reactance

    b. Capacitance

    c. Impedance

    d. Power factor

    2. The HVDC line can be used to its full _____________if adequate converter
    capacity is provided.

    a. Dielectric capacity

    b. Thermal capacity

    c. Efficiency

    d. Transient Stability

    3. By means of controlling __________ a FACTS controller can control the


    power flow as required.

    a. Power factor

    b. Frequency

    c. Impedance

    d. Real power

    4. By means of varying the __________ a FACTS controller can control the


    power flow as required.
    a. Phase angle

    b. Capacitance

    c. Frequency

    d. Power factor

    Power Flow in Meshed System

    1. A thyristor-controlled series capacitor can greatly enhance the _________


    of the network.

    a. Stability

    b. power factor

    c. efficiency

    d. None of these

    2. Thyristor-Controlled Series Reactor can adjust the ____________ flows as


    well as __________.

    ANS: Steady-state power, damp unwanted oscillations

    3. Thermal capability of an overhead line is a function of the _________ ,


    _________, condition of the ,______________ and ______________.

    ANS: Ambient temperature, Wind conditions, Conductor, Ground clearance

    4. ____________ is the ability of the power system to maintain synchronism


    when subjected to a severe disturbance, such as a short circuit on a
    transmission line.
    a. Transient stability

    b. Dynamic stability

    c. Steady-state stability

    d. Frequency collapse

    5. _______________ is concerned with the ability of the power system to


    maintain synchronism under small disturbances.

    a. Transient stability

    b. Dynamic stability

    c. Steady-state stability

    d. Frequency collapse

    6. ___________is the phenomena caused if the system frequency is much lower


    than the nominal frequency.

    a. Steady-state stability

    b. Frequency collapse

    c. Voltage collapse

    d. Sub-synchronous resonance

    7. The sub-synchronous resonance (SSR) phenomena occurs in


    _________resonant circuit.

    a. Series

    b. Shunt

    c. Parallel

    d. non-linear
    POWER FLOW AND DYNAMIC STABILITY CONSIDERATIONS OF A
    TRANSMISSION INTERCONNECTION

    Please , Refer above derivation Active Power and Reactive power formula of
    both substation and also the relation between them.

    If you don't have derivation let me know in the post comment, I will upload it.

    RELATIVE IMPORTANCE OF CONTROLLABLE PARAMETERS

    In this I have only underlined and bold the important component that can be
    ask as MCQ.

    • Control of the line impedance 𝑋 (e.g., with a thyristor-controlled series


    capacitor) can provide a powerful means of current control.

    • When the angle is not large, which is often the case, control of 𝑋 or the angle
    substantially provides the control of active power.

    1. when the shunt and series Controllers are unified, there can be a real power
    exchange between the series and shunt Controllers via the _______.

    ANS: Power Link

    BENEFITS FROM FACTS TECHNOLOGY

    Please, Remember all the Benefits of FACTS technology

    1. Control of power flow

    2. Increase the loading capability

    3. Increase the system security

    4. Provide secure tie line connections to neighbouring utilities

    5. Provide greater flexibility in siting new generation.


    6. Upgrade of lines.

    7. Reduce reactive power flows

    8. Reduce loop flows.

    9. Increase utilization of lowest cost generation

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