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Over, , e < vati Government College of Engineering. saver (An Autonomons Institate of Government of Viakarasasr Sixth Semester B. Tech. (Electrical Engineering) « Summer — 2018 -Ourse Code: EEU 603 Cours, ¢ Name: Control System- II Time: 2 Hrs. 30 Min. Max. Marks: 60 Instructions to Candidate All questions are compulsory. 2) Assume suitable data wherever necessary and clecriy the assumptions made. 3) Diagrams/sketches should be given wherever necessary. 4) Use of logarithmic table, drawing instruments and x Programmable calculators is permitted. 5) Figures to the right indicate full marks. 1. Attempt any two a) Explain the effects and limitations of 2 lead 6 compensation. b) Discuss a lag compensator. Sketch the bode plot of 6 a lag compensator. Give the design steps of a lag compensator using bode plot. ¢) Find the transfer function, when 6 2 al, 0 A= sB=| |;c=fi [ 0 | Hl [ 4 2. Attempt any two a) The state equation of a SISO system are given by 6 Contd..ot 3s] 4. 8) Consider the following polynomial and apply the 6 OL let 2O=[1 OO: Find the transfer function of system, wy Dei Jo's canonical form for thet Coe fe Ble » ‘Tansfer function follow Bern ¥(S) 10. uE ($+29'(S43) b) Determine the inverse z-transform, f(kT) in closed 6 form for the function Determine A% A?, A and A" usin Hamilton techniques for the matrix of "= C®¥ley- 6 0 ‘| [ = 5. a) Discuss the basic concept of Phase-plane method 6 for nonlinear system. Atempt any (vo a) Find the system for complete state console ) Solve given differential equation using the Z- 6 and observability according to Kalman's Test 'Y 6 transform method as system defined by besa x(k+2) + Sx(ke+1) + 6x(k) = 0 with x(0) = 0 and 7 x=t Where, o io 1 4-|0 0 1fBslohc=fto sy -« -n 6} [h by Obtain the state model by Canonical Form of a 6 system whose TAF. is sad (se 2643)G Fi , ©vernment College of Engineering, Amravati 1 Autonomous Institute of Government of Maharashtra) Sixth Semester B. Tech. (Electrical Engineering) Summer — 2018 Course Code: EEU 605 Course Name: Operation Research Techniques Time: 2 hr.30 min. Max. Marky © Instructions to Candidate 1) All questions are compulsory. 2) Assume suitable data wherever necessary and clearly state the assumptions made. 3) Diagrams/sketches should be given wherever necessary. 4) Use of logarithmic table, drawing instruments and non- programmable calculators is permitted. 5) Figures to the right indicate full marks. 1. Attempt any two: 6*2 (a) Prove the maximum power transfer theorem using classical optimization technique. (b) Solve using Lagrange Multiplier method, Minimize f(x, y)= kx y7 Subject to: g(x, y)= x? +y7- 0 (c) State and explain Kubn-Tucker conditions. Solve the following LPP using Simplex 12 Method: Cont.— B ) o ) © avimizg FOO)= 3814201% \ ject | | ct 2, 3x tanan M, | s. umestted nse, ani NEO explain wi diagram: : age ad Global minina 2 Uimods anton ‘Oviain the initial BFS of the following T.P, 6 using V.A. method. DI D2 D3 D4 a, z ss 4 [3 Joo 1 7 s|6 os le 2 3 s|2 i le :] b| 50 | 65 | 65 | 30 | 210 Using Fibonacei method, ‘ Minimize f(x) = x -2 in 0.
50° iii) Gain margin > 10 dB(@) (b) (©) Attempt any two. Obtain the state space model for the gyate shown below without simplifying the ee diagram. ck Us) Yay ‘Sentow Obtain the state transition matrix for the system matrix A given below. a 1 A -1 0 Determine the controllability of plant represented by following signal flow graph. 1 Design a lincar state feedback controller to yield §=0.5 and @, = 2 rad /sec for a plant Tepresented by x1 0 1 © 4x1] 70 x21=] 0 -1 1 lf =|o|u x3} lo -1 -10Jka3/ 10 06(b) (a) (b) ©) (a) (b) What do you mean by pole placeme nt probl State the necessary and sufficient condition fe ee arbitrary pole placement. Attempt any two. For the system shown below, draw the isoclines 06 & phase trajectory in C - & plane with C(0) =-1, co) =0 RE). e [—s @* sea} eee ae 2 R(S)= “Ss Compare describing function and phase plane 06 method for analysis of non linear control systems. Obtain the describing function for relay with 06 hysteresis and dead zone both. Attempt the following. A ZOH is in cascade with G1(S)= 10/ S(S+2). 06 ZOH being preceded by sampler with sampling period T. Investigate the stability of the system for T =0 and T = 1 sec. A continuous time system having G(s) = A/S, 06 H(s)=1, where A > 0 is always stable. Prove that the same system when converted to sampled data system by introducing sampler and ZOH becomes conditionaly stable.Government College of Engineering, Amravati (An Autonomous Institute of Government of Maharashtra) Vi Sem. B. Tech. (Electrical Engineering) Summer - 2019 Course Code: EEU 605 Course Name: Operation Research Techniques Time: 2 hr.30 min. Max. Marks : 60 Instructions to Candidate 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) (a) (b) © All questions are compulsory. Assume suitable data wherever necessary and clearly state the assumptions made. Diagrams/sketches should be given wherever necessary. Use of logarithmic table, drawing instruments and non- programmable calculators is permitted. Figures to the right indicate full marks. Attempt any two: (6*2) State the limitations and applications of classical optimization techniques. State and explain the theorems pertaining to single variable optimization using classical techniques. Find using classical optimization technique, the dimensions of a box of largest volume which can be inscribed in a sphere of unit radius. Apply necessary conditions only. Cant2. @ ) (a) b) @ () Show that an optimum BFS to the followin LPP includes an artificial variable at zerg ies) (12) and hence is degenerate BFS. Also obtain the optimal solution. . ze F(X) = 3x1+2x2+3x3 xt+x3S2, 3x1 + 4x2+ 2x3 dg and x1, X2, %3 20 , Explain with diagrams: ( i) Relative and Global minima ) ii) Unimodal function Obtain step by step, the dual of the following (6) LPP with all necessary explanations, Maximize F (X) = 2x) + 3x2+ x3 Subject to: 4x; + 3x2 + x3 = 6, x1 +2x2+5x3=4 and Xx1,x2,x3 20 What are the pre-requisites to use Fibonacci (6) Method or Golden Section Method for one- dimensional minimization ? Compare these two methods. Using method of Steepest Descent, (6) Minimize f (X) = £(1,x2) = x1? — x1 x +3 x: up to two iterations, and take starting point as 1,2)" Attempt any two: (6*2) Derive the recursive relationship (functional equation) for an n-stage multi-decision process. State various applications of Dynamic Programming and explain any one of them.(c) Explain with examples: Serial and Non-serial types of multi-stage decision problems.Government College of Engineering, Amravati (An Autonomous Institute of Government of Maharashtra) VII Semester B. Tech. (Electrical Engineering) Winter-2018 Course Code: EEU701 Course Name: Switch Gear and Protection Time: 2 Hrs. 30 Min. Instructions to Candidate a) b) c) 1) All questions are compulsory. Max. Marks: 60 2) Assume suitable data wherever necessary and clearly state the assumptions made. 3) Diagrams/sketches should be given wherever necessary. 4) Use of logarithmic table, drawing instruments and non- programmable calculators is permitted. 5) Figures to the right indicate full marks. Attempt any TWO Discuss the recovery rate theory and energy balance theory of arc interruption in a circuit breaker. In a 132kV system, the reactance per phase up to the location of the circuit breaker is 3Q and capacitance to earth is 0.015yF. Calculate @ maximum value of restriking voltage Gi) the maximum value of RRRV (ii) the frequency of transient oscillation. Describe the construction, operating principle and application of vacuum circuit breaker. 6 6a) b) a) b) °) a) b) b) Enumerate various types of Taling of breaker, Discuss symmetrical and Fe a Cire breaking capacity, making Capacity ang eet current rating. Hott in With neat sketch, describe the Working py: an axial air blast type circuit breaker, i tincipte or resistance switching is used with this type only breaker. H Cire Attempt any TWO Discuss the principle of are extinction ina breaker with reference to restriking voltages. Explain the phase comparison meth current protection. What do you understand by ‘pilot’? What is a pj relaying scheme? Pilot "Oil Citeuig nd recovery od of Carrier Illustrate the basic features of 3-zone stepped distance protection scheme for a long transmission line, employing mho characteristics for zones | and 2, with an offset mho characteristics for zone 3and starting. What do you mean by loss of excitation (LOE) in the context of generator protection? How does a LOE distance relay work? Attempt any TWO Describe the principle of Merz Price System of Protection applied to power transformer. What are the short comings of this scheme -how are they overcome/? . What is frame leakage protection? Discuss its working principle and field of application.a) b) a) b) 9) a) b) a) b) == Enumerate various types of rating Rr breaker. Discuss symmetrical and ag a Cire breaking capacity, making capacity and Metrigg) 6 current rating. Shotttimng With neat sketch, describe the Working pines an axial air blast type circuit breaker, Bapneible of ¢ resistance switching is used with this type am Why breaker. of Cireuip Attempt any TWO Discuss the principle of arc extinction in an oil cine breaker with reference to testriking ang rewtit 6 voltages. COVery Explain the phase comparison method of ro current protection. ier 6 What do you understand by ‘pilot’? What is a il relaying scheme? Pilot ¢ Illustrate the basic features of 3-zone Stepped 6 distance protection scheme for a long transmission line, employing mho characteristics for zones 1 and 2, with an offset mho characteristics for zone 3and starting. What do you mean by loss of excitation (LOE) in the 6 context of generator protection? How does a LOE distance relay work? Attempt any TWO Describe the principle of Merz Price System of 6 protection applied to power transformer. What are the Short comings of this scheme how are they Overcome/? What is frame leakage protection? Discuss its working principle and field of application. 6c) Explain the effect of following on distance protection 6 of a transmission line:- @ Arc resistance and resistance of line i) Power swings.Government College of Engineering, Amravati (An Autonomous Institute of Government of Maharashtra) VI Sem. B. Tech. (Electrical Engineering) Summer - 2019 Course Code :EEU602 Course Name : Power System Analysis II Time : 2 hr.30min. Max. Marks : 60 Instructions to Candidate @ (b) 1) All questions are compulsory. 2) Assume suitable data wherever necessary and clearly state the assumptions made. 3) Diagrams/sketches should be given wherever necessary. 4) Use of logarithmic table, drawing instruments and non- programmable calculators is permitted. 5) Figures to the right indicate full marks. Solve any Two: Write the equation for: 6 i) Bus loading ii) Line flow With the help of flow chart and necessary equations, 6 explain Newton-Raphson method of load flow studies Fig shows a generating station feeding a 220kV system .Determine the total fault current , fault level 6 and fault current supplied by each alternator for a three phase fault at the receiving end bus. Take Base MVA as 100.) @) () GL:11kV , 100 MVA,x'g)=30,15 G2:11kV , 75 MVA,x!g5=50,125 T1:100MVA, xr1=J0.10 ,11/220 ky T2:75MVA, xr2=j0.08, 11/220kV ¢ 11KV _220KV Represent and derive an expression for i) Faulted bus voltage ii) Fault Current i other buses, when a double phase to occurs at bus P in a power system for studies. ii) Voltages at Bround fault short circuit Solve any Two: Prove that symmetrical component transformation is power invariant. Consider the network shown in Fig. The system Parameters are given below: Take generator base as base MVA Generator G : 50 MVA, 20 kV, X” = ¥, = Xp = 20%, X=7.5% i Motor M: 40 MVA, 20 kV, _X" =X, =X) = 20%, Xo= 10%, X,=5% Transformer 7; : 50 MVA, 20 kV A /110 kV Y, X= 10% Transformer 7> :50 MVA,20 kV A /110 kV Y, X= 10% Transmission line: XM =X = 2422,X%= 60.5© (a) (b) © Assume that loads do not contribute to the short- circuit currents. Draw all three networks. Choose a base in the ci quence impedance uit of the generator 2 ©,® @,@ Yr lq‘ Dears The following sequence currents were recorded in a power system under an unbalanced fault condition Tay=-j1.653, — Iay=j0.5 p.u, Iag=j1.153 p.u. Identify the type of fault. Assuming that the pre fault voltage is 1.0p.u. and the post fault positive sequence voltage is 0.175 pu, find the sequence impedances for the system under the above condition. Solve any Two: What is ground return ? Why is it used ? What are the problems associated with the use of ground as the return conductor? Explain with diagram the various types of HVDC Transmission Systems. Explain concept of FACTS and its need in Detail. Write short notes on a)Thyristor controlled series compensation (TCSC), b)Static condenser (STATCON), c)Static synchronous series compensator (SSSC) aGovernment College of Engineering, Amravati (An Autonomous Institute of Government of Maharashtra) V Sem B. Tech. (Electrical Engineering) Winter - 2018 Course Code : EEU 503 Course Name : Control System I Max. Marks : 60 Time : 2 hr.30min. Instructions to Candidate 1) All questions are compulsory. 2) Assume suitable data wherever necessary and clearly state th assumptions made. 3) Diagrams/sketches should be given wherever necessary. 4) Use of logarithmic table, drawing instruments and non- programmable calculators is permitted. 5) Figures to the right indicate full marks. @ Attempt any two. Reduce the system shown below to a single transfer function. Ao) + His) Fyo) #09) Ws) >} Gy(s) 14) ¥ As) (06) Cont(b) Find transfer function I,(S)/V(S) for the network shown below. x Ry AWN AW Ww) QO L CA rely) i) —— ix (c) Prove that use of feedback in control system reduces effect of parameter variation in G(s) & H(s). Attempt any two (a) Foraunity feedback control system, the OLTF is given by K(S+2 Gts)= (+2) S( S475? + 125) Obtain the steady state error for 1] unit ramp & unit parabolic input. 2) input r(t) = 1 +2 t+30/2 (b) Derive the expression for time response of a second order under damped system. (c) A unity feedback control system has forward path transfer function G(S) = 16 / S (S+5). If proportional controller of gain Kc is added in forward path, find its effect on damping ration, natural frequency & the steady state error. Comment on the result. (a) Sketch the root locus for a unity feedback system having forward transfer function G(S) = K(S+2)(S?- 4 § +13) & hence determine imaginary axis crossing. (06) (06) (06) (06) (06) (08)@ () © (a) (b) Explain the effect of addition of poles & zeros (04) on root locus of the system. Attempt any two Determine frequency response specifications for (06) a unity feedback system with forward path transfer function G(S) = 36/S(S+8). Draw Bode plot unity feedback system having (06) forward transfer function G(S) = (S+20)/[(S+1)(S+7)(S+50)] State & explain Nyquist Stability criterion. (06) Describe the constructional features of synchro (06) transmitter & synchro receiver. How synchro pair can be used as error detector? Describe constructional features of two phase (06) AC servo motor. How it differs from 2- phase induction motor?Government College of Engineering, Amravati (An Autonomous Institute of Government of Maharashtra) Sixth Semester B. Tech. (Electrical Engineering) Summer — 2018 Course Code: EEUG602 Course Name: Power System Analysis II Time: 2 hr.30min. Max. Marks: 60 Instructions to Candidate 1) All questions are compulsory. 2) Assume suitable data wherever necessary and clearly state the assumptions made. 3) Diagrams/sketches should be given wherever necessary. 4) Use of logarithmic table, drawing instruments and non- programmable calculators is permitted. 5) Figures to the right indicate full marks. 1. (a) How the rate of convergence for an iterative process 4 can be increased, What are its benefits? (b) A three bus power system is shown in figure 8 below. The line impedances are marked in pu on 100 MVA base. Line resistances and line charging admittances are negligible. Using Gauss Seidal method, calculate voltages at bus 2 and bus 3, after second iterations. Bus 1 is slack bus with voltage 1.0220. Contd. Contd.60MW 30MVAR 2. (a) A 100MVA, 11kV Senerator with sup trang; reactance 0.2 pu is connected through a transfo; oa » and line to a bus bar that supplies three identical motor and each motor has sub trans: a 0.2 pu and transient reactance 0.25 Pp 20 MVA, 33kV. The bus voltage at the Motors is 33kV when a three phase bal lanced fault Occurs at the point F. Calculate Sub transient current in the fault. 6 ent Teactance UU On a base of AT y.-=306hm 11/66 KV 100 MVA. = 0.10 (b) Write short note on selection of circuit breaker in ¢ | power system. 3. (a) Prove that symmetrical component transformation ¢ | 1s power invariant. (b) Determine the Positive, negative and zero sequence ¢ | networks for the system shown in fig .Assume vere Sequence reactance for the generator an4. (a) (b) (} @) (b) synchronous motors as 0.06 p.u. current limiting reactors of 2.5 2 are connected in the neutral of the generator and motor No.2 The zero sequence reactance of the transmission line is j3002. BMVA 1, 1 : oy . ON IE tree OB 2 AN Wa ; Oi: Ysa, ios. TSMVA AWS EY yvA, bis ele Solve any Two: A 3 phase 11kV, 25 MVA alternator is has a 6 positive, negative and zero sequence reactances 0.12, 0.12 and 0.08 per unit of its rating. The alternator neutral is grounded through a reactance of 0.03 pu. A single line to ground fault occurs at the alternator terminals .Determine the fault current and line to neutral voltages assuming that alternator was unloaded before occurrence of fault. What are various unsymmetrical faults? Explain 6 step by step procedure how symmetrical component method can be applied for the analysis of unsymmetrical fault on a power system. What are the problems associated with AC 6 interconnection? Discuss the technical and economic advantages of HVDC Transmission over HVAC Transmission Systems. Solve any Two: : Describe various types of filters used in HVDC 6 Transmission Systems Compare FACTS system with Conventional AC 6 Transmission system. Contd._ tl (c) Write short notes on: i) Converter valves 6 ii)Smoothing reactors iii) Static var compensation (SVC)Government College of Engineering, Amravati (An Autonomous Institute of Government of Maharashtra) First Semester M. Tech. (Electrical Power System) Winter — 2017 Course Code: EEP107 Course Name: Digital Protection for Power System Time: 2 hr. 30min. Max. Marks: 60 Instructions to Candidate 1) All questions are compulsory. 2) Assume suitable data wherever necessary and clearly state the assumptions made. 3) Diagrams/sketches should be given wherever necessary. 4) Use of non-programmable calculators is permitted. 5) Figures to the right indicate full marks, 1 (a) State the assumptions made in first and second 02 derivative algorithm. (b) How numerical integration approach is better 02 than numerical derivative approach for digital protection algorithms? (c) What is pseudo inverse? When is its importance 02 in LSQ algorithm? (d) State Shannon’s sampling theorem. 02 (e) Why digital protection of generators has not 02 received as much attention as the digital protection of transmission lines and Contd...@ @) (b) © (a) (b) © 4 (a) transformers? In protective relay hardware, 8 samples at a sampling frequency of 1000 Hz are collecteq in the discrete Fourier transform (DFT) window, What is the frequency of jhe fundamental component of the signal? Attempt any two: With the help of diagram, explain the implementation of directional relaying based on sample and first derivative algorithm. Compare three sample algorithm with Mann and Morrison algorithm. Derive expression to determine frequency of signal using three sample algorithm. Explain performance and operational characteristics of digital protection. Attempt any two: Show that the behavior of a three phase transmission line under fault condition is governed by the differential equation having a di general form v = Ri, + Lo It What are the various LSQ based algorithms used in digital protection? Explain integral LSQ fit technique in detail. Draw block diagram of signal conditioning subsystem of digital relay. Explain each part in brief. Explain simultaneous differential equation — 02 06 06 06 06 06 06technique (used for transmission line relaying) to estimate the resistance and inductance between the relay and fault point. Assume that the transmission line is represented by PI section model. () Derive the least squares curve fitting based 06 algorithm for digital differential protection of transformer. How to discriminate between inrush and internal fault currents in this algorithm? 5 (a) Draw flow chart for full cycle window Fourier 06 algorithm. A current signal, sampled at 12 samples/ cycle is given below. Sample Current 0 67.496 1 180.455 2 154.903 3 88.146 4 87.716 5 62.87 6 —68.881 7 —180.857 8 154.225 9 87.836 10 —87.84 ll 62.129 Compute the fundamental component of current phasor using full cycle window Fourier algorithm. (b) How to extract fundamental component of 06 voltage signal using Walsh technique? Explain using flow chart.Government College of Engineering, Amravati (An Autonomous Institute of Government of Maharashtra) Second Semester M. Tech. (Electrical Power System) Winter — 2017 Course Code: EEP108 Course Name: Computer Methods in Power System Time : 2 hr. 30 min. Max. Marks: 60 Instructions to Candidate 1) All questions are compulsory. 2) Assume suitable data wherever necessary and clearly state the assumptions made. 3) Diagrams/sketches should be given wherever necessary. 4) Use of non-programmable calculators is permitted. 5) Figures to the right indicate full marks. 1. a Prove that Yy;=Y} (Non singular transformation) 6 Where Yj is b x b upper left portion of augmented branch admittance matrix. b_ Explain step-by-step method (algorithm method) of 6 formation of bus admittance matrix. 2 a Explain representation of transformers having off 6 nominal turns ratio. Derive its pi equivalent. b Prove that transformation matrix diagonalizes the 6 primitive impedance matrix in case of rotating elements. 3 a A power system is described as below — Contd..Connected between | Self impedance nodes uu) 1 0.20 0.40 0.25 0.50 0.25 Element no. Blo] ato)! lal]! 2 1 2 i i) Select 1,2,3 as tree, take node 2 as reference and form bus impedance matrix using step-by-step method. Neglect line charging admittances and assume that there is no mutual coupling. Add the elements in the sequence 2, 1, 4, 3, 5. Explain, how to represent a three phase network element in impedance and admittance form ? Attempt any TWO : With the help of flow chart and necessary equations, explain Gauss-Seidel method of load flow studies, when PV buses are present What is the concept of voltage Stability? What are the classification of voltage Stability? A three bus power system is shown in figure below. The line impedances are marked in pu on 100 MVA base. Line resistances and line charging admittances are negligible and bus data is given in table. Using Gauss-Seidel method, calculate voltages at bus 2 and bus 3, after two iterations. Take acceleration factor alpha equals to 1.6.Also find the line flows and slack bus power.foo: ue 3 t Bus | Type | Generation | Load Bus no voltage Foe Obs hie Or vole MW | MVAr | Mw | MVAr | pu Teal Slecke eres 27 0 [0 1.02 [0 2_ {PQ [25 [15 50 | 20 mesa ef 3 [PQ [0 fo 60 [30 Peale Attempt any ONE The following data pertains to a system consisting of 12 a generator supplying power to an infinite bus . H=5 MJ/MVA, F=60Hz Initial power delivered to infinite bus =0.8 pu. IEgl=1.17 pu, 89= 26.38 ° Power transferred before =1.8 sin 6 Power transferred during fault=0.65 sin 6 Power transferred after fault is cleared =1.465 sind If the fault occurs at t=0 and is cleared at 0.15sec,taking time step as0.05sec show how the swing equation can be solved using Euler’s method b Draw and explain PV and QV Curves. What is the use 12 of these curves. Explain methods to improve voltage stability.Government College of Engineering, Amravati (An Autonomous Institute of Government of Maharashtra) First Semester M.Tech. (Electrical Power Systems) Winter - 2017 Course Code: EEP109 Course Name: Advanced Control System Time: 2 Hr. 30min. Max. Marks: 60 Instructions to Candidate Dy 2) 3) 4) 5) (b) All questions are compulsory. Assume suitable data wherever necessary and clearly state the assumptions made. Diagrams/sketches should be given wherever necessary. Use of logarithmic table, drawing instruments and non- programmable calculators is permitted. Figures to the right indicate full marks. Solve any two 12 Explain the operation of finite pulse width sampler and hence obtain mathematical model for the same. How it differs from ideal sampler? Consider the impulse sampler and first order hold as ‘shown in Fig.Q.1.b. Derive the transfer function of - the first order hold, assuming a unit ramp function (c) as the input x(#) to the sampler Consider characteristic polynomial A(a= 2-13 2- 0.08 z+ 0.24, check the system stability using Jury’s stability test. Contd..() (b) © (a) (b) © (a) (b) a Solve any two Explain Routh-Hurwitz’s Criterion for invest of stability of discrete control system, eStigation Consider a system defined by (KI) = u(kT) + ax(-1)D), O
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