This document contains a test for a power system operations and control course. It has two parts: Part A contains 10 short answer questions about concepts like unit commitment constraints, incremental cost curves, priority list and participation methods, SCADA functions, and security constraints. Part B contains 3 longer questions about generation scheduling using incremental cost curves, illustrating SCADA and control center functions, and explaining the unit commitment problem and methods like priority ordering and dynamic programming. The test covers key concepts related to power system operation, economic dispatch, and unit commitment.
This document contains a test for a power system operations and control course. It has two parts: Part A contains 10 short answer questions about concepts like unit commitment constraints, incremental cost curves, priority list and participation methods, SCADA functions, and security constraints. Part B contains 3 longer questions about generation scheduling using incremental cost curves, illustrating SCADA and control center functions, and explaining the unit commitment problem and methods like priority ordering and dynamic programming. The test covers key concepts related to power system operation, economic dispatch, and unit commitment.
This document contains a test for a power system operations and control course. It has two parts: Part A contains 10 short answer questions about concepts like unit commitment constraints, incremental cost curves, priority list and participation methods, SCADA functions, and security constraints. Part B contains 3 longer questions about generation scheduling using incremental cost curves, illustrating SCADA and control center functions, and explaining the unit commitment problem and methods like priority ordering and dynamic programming. The test covers key concepts related to power system operation, economic dispatch, and unit commitment.
This document contains a test for a power system operations and control course. It has two parts: Part A contains 10 short answer questions about concepts like unit commitment constraints, incremental cost curves, priority list and participation methods, SCADA functions, and security constraints. Part B contains 3 longer questions about generation scheduling using incremental cost curves, illustrating SCADA and control center functions, and explaining the unit commitment problem and methods like priority ordering and dynamic programming. The test covers key concepts related to power system operation, economic dispatch, and unit commitment.
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ROEVER COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY
PERAMBALUR-621 212
DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING
CIA TEST 2 Year / Sem: IV / VII Time Subject : EE1401 Power System Operation & Control 50 Date : 24 -09-13 (FN) Reg. No:
: 1.30 hrs Max Marks :
PART-A (10*2=20) Answer all the questions
1. List the constraints in unit commitment problem. 2. What is meant by incremental cost curve? 3. What is meant by priority list method? 4. Write the relationship between and power demand when the cost curve is given. 5. What are the functions of SCADA? 6. What is participation factor with respect to economic load dispatch? 7. Write the condition for the optimal power dispatch in a lossless system. 8. Write importance of state estimation in power system. 9. What are the major functions that are carried out in an operation control center? 10.What do you understand by security constraints?
PART-B (3*10=30 ) 11. a) In a power system having two units, the loss co -efficient are
The incremental production cost of thr units are
, Find the generation schedule for = 20 and 25.Find also the change in transmission losses between the two schedules.(10)
(Or) b). The fuel cost function for the three thermal plants are given by
(10)
Where Pg1, Pg2, Pg3 are in MW. Find the optimum scheduling and the total cost per hr for a total load of 975 MW with the following generator limits :
12 . a) i) Illustrate SCADA with the typical schematic.(5)
ii) What are the functions of a modern power system control centre? (5) (Or) b) Draw the power system state transition diagram and explain the various states of the system and control actions to be taken to make the system Secure.(10) 13. a) i) What is unit commitment problem? Discuss the constraint that are to be accounted in unit commitment problem.(5) ii) Explain the priority ordering method of committing units. State merits amd limitation of this method.(5) (Or) b) State the unit commitment problem.With the help of a flowchart explain forward dynamic programmi ng solution method of unit commitment problem.(10)
ROEVER COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY
PERAMBALUR-621 212
DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING
