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The document outlines the course details for 'Power System Planning' at the University of Jordan, including objectives, topics covered, and assessment methods. It emphasizes understanding power system reliability, optimal operation, and regulatory standards through lectures and practical applications. The course spans 16 weeks with a total of 48 lectures and includes a mix of exams, assignments, and projects for grading.

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Power System Planning2023

The document outlines the course details for 'Power System Planning' at the University of Jordan, including objectives, topics covered, and assessment methods. It emphasizes understanding power system reliability, optimal operation, and regulatory standards through lectures and practical applications. The course spans 16 weeks with a total of 48 lectures and includes a mix of exams, assignments, and projects for grading.

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University of Jordan

College of Engineering & Technology


Department of Electrical Engineering
Fall Semester – A.Y. 2023-2024

Course: Power System Planning– 0903581 (3 Cr. Course)

Catalog Data: Introduction to power system planning and reliability: definition,


objectives and regulations. Power generation reliability: definition,
techniques and indices, generation expansions. Transmission and
distribution reliability evaluation. Optimal operation of power system:
economic dispatch of thermal generation units, unit commitment,
optimal power flow, locational marginal pricing, power system
security. Introduction to power system stability and control: basics of
power system stability, types of power system stability, transient
stability analysis, frequency regulation techniques.

Prerequisites by 0903481
Course: Power System analysis

Textbook:

References: [1] Daniel Kirschen and Goran Strbac, "Fundementals of power


system economics," 2018.
[2] J. Duncan Glover, Thomas Overbye, Mulukutla S. Sarma,
“Power system analysis and design” 2016.
[3] A. J. Wood, B. F. Wollenberg, “Power generation, operation and
control”, 2013.
[4] A. Gómez-Expósito, A. Conejo, C. Cañizares, “Electric energy
systems: analysis and operation”, 2018.
[5] Roy Billinton, Ronald N. Allan, "Reliability Evaluation Power
Systems,” 1996.
[6] Hosssein Seifi and Mohammad Sadegh Sepasian, "Electric
power system planning Issues, Algorithms and solutions," 2013.

Schedule & Duration: 16 Weeks, 48 lectures, 50 minutes each (including exams).

Course Objectives: This course provides students with understanding of various aspects
related to the planning, operation, control and reliability of power
system. This course will also provide students with understanding of
the regulatory and industry standards related to real-world power
system case studies.

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Course Learning Outcomes and Relation to Program Learning Outcomes:
1. Assessing and analyzing the reliability of power systems.
2. Applying techniques for optimal operation of power system.
3. Appling techniques for optimal investment and expansion of power system.
4. Understanding the basic concepts of power system stability and control.
5. Applying techniques to solve transient power stability problem.

Course Topics:
Topic Description Hrs
1. Introduction to power system planning: objectives, drivers and tools. 3
2. Reliability of power supply: definition, deterministic and probabilistic approaches. 6
3. Generation investments and generation expansion 9
4. Reliability of transmission and distribution networks 6
5. Generation operational planning, economic dispatch and unit commitment 6
6. Power system operation planning: optimal power flow and security constraints 6
7. Introduction to power system stability and control 6

Attendance is mandatory. To that end,


attendance will be taken every lecture. All
Ground Rules:
exams (including the final exam) should be
considered cumulative.

Assessments: Exams, assignment and projects.

Semester work 60 %
Grading policy: Final Exam 40 %
Total 100%

Computer Usage: students are encouraged to write/use computer programs for


mathematical modelling. Students are encouraged to use Power world software to conduct
several analysis to understand power system planning and operation.

Attendance: Class attendance will be taken and the University policy on absence
will be followed.
Instructor Name Office 7.1.1.1.1 E-mail
Dr. Sahban Alnaser EE 301 [email protected]
Program learning outcomes
Demonstate a sound, in-depth and up-to-date technical knowledge in the field of
i
specialization.
ii Ability to identify and solve engineering problems in their chosen field of study.
Acquire the skills for continued professional development and independent self-
iii
study.
Demonstrate the ability to communicate technical informatiom effectively and
iv
professionally both orally and in writing.

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