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Department of Electrical & Electrical Enginering

Rajshahi University of Engineering & Technology
Rajshahi-6204

Course Plan/Outline
Course Information:
Course Code EEE3211
Course Title Power System I

Course Type Core

Year/Semester Third Year Even Semester

Credit Value 3.00
Contact Hours 3.00 Hours/Week
Academic Session 2017-2018
Total Marks 100
Instructors' Details Name: Md. Rashidul Islam
Designation: Assistant Professor
Office Room: 2nd floor of Machine Lab, EEE building.
Contact Email: [email protected]

Rationale of the Course:

This course introduces the students with some core topics of power system. After the completion of
this course, students will gather adequate knowledge about the interconnected
power system,
overhead transmission lines,. power system representation.anomalies that generally happen in power
system and switchgear components. Morcover, they will learn different load flow study algorithms
by which they can plan and design a large power system. It is worth mentioning that by completing
this course, they will also be able to contribute in power system sector of this
country.
3 Course Content:
Inductance and Capacitance of overhead power line. Line representation: equivalent circuit of short,
medium and long line. Network
representation: single line and reactance diagram of power system
and per unit
representation. Load flow studies: Gauss seidel and Newton-Raphson method.
Control voltage, real
of power and reactive power. Reactive power compensation. Fault analysis:
Symmetrical fault calculation, symmetrical components, sequence impedance and sequence
networks, different unsy1mmetrical lault calculation. Introduction to different kinds of relays and
circuit breakers. Typical layout of substation equipment.

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4 Course Plan and Learning Materials.

Week
Topics Learning Materials
Computer Methods in Power
introduction to
power system, interconnected system, single
linc diagram, per unit representation of difierent components System Analysis by S. Elangovan.
ofa power system, representation of large power system inChapter
impedance/reactance diagram and solve them. Electrical Power System by
Debapriya Das, Chapter 5;
Power System Analysis by Hadi
Saadat, Chapter 3.
Methods in Power
Construction of bus-admittance matrix, effect on bus-Computer
admittance matrix of a power system due to addition of a System Analysis by S. Elangovan,

a transformer and a shunt reactor, network Chapter 2;

andline,
ransmission
reduction restoration, construction of bus-impedance Power System Analysis by Hadi |

matrix, effect on bus-impedance matrix due to adding an Saadat, Chapter 6.

clement between two existing nodes. r Methods in Power

Detinition and necessity of load low study, equations of Computer
Analysis by S. Elangovan,
power injections, difficulties of load flow problems,System
classification of buses, load flow study using Gauss-SeidelChapter s,
Power System Analysis by Hadi
method.
Saadat, Chapter 6.
Power
Computer Methods in
4 Load
flow study using Newton-Raphson method, calculation System Analysis by S. Elangovan,
of the elements matrix, computation of line flows
of Jacobian >;
and losses, solve load flow
line problems to electrical power Chapler
Hadi
networks. Power System Analysis by
Saadat, Chapter
Electrical Power System by
Debapriya Das, Chapter 7.
Symmetrical three-phase faults: transients in RL series Elements of Power System
circuits, short-circuit currents and the reactances of Analysis by William D Stevenson
synchronous machines, internal voltages of loaded machines | Jr., Chapter 10.
under transient conditions, the bus impedance matrix in fault
calculations, a bus impedance matrix equivalent network.
Symmetrical components: synthesis of unsymmetrical| Elements of Power System
6
phasors from their symmetrical components, operators, the| Analysis by William D Stevenson
in Jr., Chapter 11.
symmetrical components of unsymmetrical phasors, power
terms of symmetrical components, unsymmetrical series
and sequence networks,
impedances, sequence impedances
sequence networks of unloaded generators, sequence
impedances of circuit elements, development of positive-,
negative and zer0-sequence networks of generators,
transformer and transmission lines.
Unsymmetrical faults: single line-to-ground fault on an Elements of Power System
unloaded generator/ a power system, Iine-to-line fault on an Analysis by William D Stevenson
unloaded generator/ a power system, double line-to-ground Jr., Chapter 12.
faulton an unloaded generator/ a power system,
faults
through impedance.
Series impedance of transmission lines: resistance of Elements of Power System
transmission lines, skin effect, inductance ofa conductor due Analysis by William D Stevenson
to internal flux, flux linkages between two points external to Jr., Chapter 3.
an isolated conductor, inductance of a single phase two Wire
line, flux linkages of one conductor in a group, inductance of
composite-conductor lines, inductance of three phase lines
with inductance three
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 9 Capacitance of transmission lines: electric field of a long of Power
straight conductor, the potential difference between two Elements William System
Analysis
points due to a charge, capacitance of a two-wire line. | Jr., by D Stevenson
Chapter 4.
capacitance of three phase lines with equilateral spacing.
capacitance of three phase lines with unsymmetrical spacing.
image conductor, bundled conductors, parallel circuit three
phase lines.
10 Performance analysis ofshort transmission line, performance Principles of Power System by
analysis of medium transmission line by end condenser VK Mehta and Rohit Mehta,
method, nominal T method and nominal n method. Chapter 10
periormance analysis of long transmission line (Rigorous Elements of Power System
method), determination of generalized circuit constant of | Analysis by William D Stevenson
different transmission lines. Jr., Chapter 5.
11 Kelays: basic operating principle, requirements of a relay, | Principles of Power System by
and Rohit Mehta,
electromagnetic attraction relays, electromagnetic induction| VK Mehta
relays, differential relays, Buchhloz relay, relay timing. Chapter 21;
Power System Protection and
Primary and back-up protection, zones of protection.
Switchgear by B.A. Oza, N. K.
Nair, R.P, Mehta and V.H.
Makwana., Chapter 1& 2.
breakers: basic operating principle, principle of arc Principles of Power System by
12 Circuit
extinction, methods of arc extinction, oil circuit breakers, air- VK Mehta and Rohit Mehta,
blast circuit breakers, SFs circuit breakers, vacuum circuit Chapter 19;
Power System Protection and
breakers.
Switchgear by B.A. Oza, N. K
Nair, R.P. Mehta and V.H.

Makwana, Chapter 15._

active andreactive power control Power System Analysis by Hadi
3 Voltage control,
Saadat, Chapter 2 & 12;
techniques, relation between voltage and reactive power, |
relation between frequency and active power, operation of Principles of Power System by
automatic
regulator
generation control (AGC)
(AVR), substation layout.
and automatie voltage VK Mehta and Rohit Mehta,
Chapter 15.
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5 Assessment and Evaluation:

Assessment Strategy and Mark Distribution:

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Assessment Method Assessment Tools Weight Marks

8%
Continuous Class Participationand Attendance RU

Assessment (28%) Class Tests 20% 20

Summative Semester Final Examn 2%

Assessment (72%)
Total= 100% 100

Grade Conversion Secheme:

following chart will be followed for final grading. This has been customized from the guideline provided by the
The
Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering.

A+ A- B+ B B- C+ C D

80-100 75-80 70-<75 65-<70 60-<65 55-60 50-<55 45-<50 40-c45 <40
 u r s eP o l i c y :

Class Test: The best three out of

four class tests will be taken for
will be determined by the course instructor. awarding grade. Class test format
Final Examination: Without 50% of attendance, sitting for final exam is NOT
Announcements will be given ahead of time. There is NO provision for make-up exams. allowed.
3. Students Poliey with Physically Handicapped: Students with disabilities are required to inform the
Department of Electrical & Electronic Engineering of any specific requirement for classes or
examination as soon as possible.
4. Make up Clas: Make up classes will be carried out when classes of scheduled time are hampered
due to unwanted situations in a free slot which will be mentioned in the class schedule/routine.
5. Cheating and Plagiarism: Adopting any kind of unfair means in the evaluation process will be
penalized according to the University Regulation and Code of Conduct.

6 Learning Materials
D Stevenson Jr.
(a) Text Book: Elements of Power System Analysis by William

(b) Reference Books:

S. Elangovan
(i) Computer Methods in Power System Analysis by
Das
(ii) Electrical Power System by Debapriya
Hadi Saadat
(i) Power System Analysis by
VK Mehta and Rohit Mehta
(iv) Principles of Power System by B.A. Oza, N. K. Nair, R.P. Mehta
and V.H.
Power System Protection and Switchgear by
(v)
Makwana.

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