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System Validation

This section summarizes the testing and validation of electrical system calculations using Power World Simulator and MATLAB software. The electrical distribution system for a telecommunications tower was modeled in Power World Simulator at 100%, 75%, and 50% load capacity. Primary and secondary voltages and currents were calculated and validated using MATLAB at different load levels. Voltage drops along the primary and secondary conductors were also calculated in MATLAB based on specifications.

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System Validation

This section summarizes the testing and validation of electrical system calculations using Power World Simulator and MATLAB software. The electrical distribution system for a telecommunications tower was modeled in Power World Simulator at 100%, 75%, and 50% load capacity. Primary and secondary voltages and currents were calculated and validated using MATLAB at different load levels. Voltage drops along the primary and secondary conductors were also calculated in MATLAB based on specifications.

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Section 12.

2 Electric SystemTesting and Validation


This section will verify that all calculations are properly made using the software "Power
World Simulator" and MATLAB 2014a. As illustrated in Figure 12.2, the electrical
system was implemented on Power World Simulator to calculate the voltage and current
on the transformer primary and secondary side.

Fig. 12.1 Power World Simulation of Distribution System Design for Telecommunication
Tower at 100%

Section 12.2

The data in figure 12.2 shows the line data simulated in Power World software at
100% of the Load Capacity.

Fig. 12.2 Data of the Distribution System in Power World at 100%

Section 12.2

Fig. 12.3 Power World Simulation of Distribution System Design for Telecommunication
Tower at 75%
On figure 12.3, it can be appreciated the Power World Simulation of the
Distribution System of Wireless Solutions at 75%. The voltage is shown in real and per unit
value, and the current and angle are shown as well. (See Figure 12.4)

Fig. 12.4 Data of the Distribution System in Power World at 75%

Section 12.2

Fig. 12.5 Power World Simulation of Distribution System Design for Telecommunication
Tower at 50%
On figure 12.5, it can be appreciated the Power World Simulation of the
Distribution System of Wireless Solutions at 50%. The voltage is shown in real and per unit
value, and the current and angle are shown as well. (See Figure 12.6)

Fig. 12.6 Data of the Distribution System in Power World at 50%

Distribution System Design Calculus Validation


Section 12.2

Validated using MATLAB R2015a software application.


%Electric System Specifications
V_Primary = 7620;
V_Secondary = 240;
S_Load = 64000;
S_Transformer = 75000;
Z_Line = 0.3906
%Primary and Secondary Current Calculation
A = (V_Primary)/(V_Secondary)
I_Secondary_Nominal = (S_Load)/(V_Secondary)
I_Secondary_Full_Load = (S_Transformer)/(V_Secondary)
I_Primary_Nominal = (I_Secondary_Nominal)/(A)
I_Primary_Full_Load = (S_Transformer)/(V_Primary)
%Primary and Secondary Voltage Calculation
V_Bus_C = V_Secondary
V_Bus_B = (V_Secondary) * (A)
V_Bus_A = (V_Bus_B) + (I_Primary_Nominal)*(Z_Line)

%Results

Section 12.2

Z_Line =
0.3906
A=
31.7500
I_Secondary_Nominal =
266.6667
I_Secondary_Full_Load =
312.5000
I_Primary_Nominal =
8.3990
I_Primary_Full_Load =
9.8425
V_Bus_C =
240
V_Bus_B =
7620
V_Bus_A =
7.6232e+03

%Voltage Drop

Section 12.2

Length_Conductor_Primary_Side = 1800;
Length_Conductor_Secondary_Side = 40;
I2 = 390.6;
I1 = 9.8;
K1 = 21.2;
K2 = 12.9;
Circular_Mil_Conductor_Secondary = 500000;
Circular_Mil_Conductor_Primary = 106000;
%Voltage Drop Calculation
Voltage_Drop_Secondary_Side = ((2)*(K2)*(Length_Conductor_Secondary_Side)*(I2)) /
(Circular_Mil_Conductor_Secondary)
Voltage_Drop_Primary_Side = ((2)*(K1)*(Length_Conductor_Primary_Side)*(I1)) /
(Circular_Mil_Conductor_Primary)
%Results
Voltage_Drop_Secondary_Side =
0.8062
Voltage_Drop_Primary_Side =
7.056

Section 12.2

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