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Experiment 3: Fault analysis of ring bus scheme.

Objectives:
1. Learn about the ring bus scheme and the advantage offered by it.

Independent University, Bangladesh

Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering


EEE 419L – Power System Lab
Summer 2024

Name
Md Alif Hasan
Akash
ID 2022461
2. Implement a fault condition on the ring bus structure and analyze the various
parameters. The Ring Bus Scheme:

Figure L 5.1 Ring bus scheme.

In this scheme, a fault anywhere in the ring results in two circuit breakers opening to isolate
the fault, for example, when a fault occurs in source #1, circuit breakers CB1 and CB4 would
operate to isolate the fault while source #2 would feed the loads. Circuit breakers are installed
with two manual isolating switches on both sides to perform maintenance safely and without
service interruption.
Lab Work:
1. Build the circuit shown in the figure on the next page. Use ode45 (Dormand-Prince)
solver with a step size of 0.0001s and a total simulation time of 60s.
2. Program the breakers so that Source 1 is completely isolated from the system between
10s and 20s. Show the voltage and current waveforms of all sources and loads. What
changes, if any, have occurred to the source and load parameters during this period?
3. Again, program the breakers so that load 1 is completely isolated from the system
between 20s and 40s. Show the voltage and current waveforms of all sources and loads.
What changes, if any, have occurred to the source and load parameters during this period?

4.
Figure L 3.2 Circuit for fault analysis of the ring bus scheme in MATLAB Simulink.

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