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The document is a practical file for a Power System Lab, detailing various experiments related to power system commands and analysis using MATLAB. It includes aims, apparatus required, and procedures for experiments such as load power flow analysis and fault analysis. The document emphasizes the importance of MATLAB commands for modeling, simulation, and analysis in electrical engineering.

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The document is a practical file for a Power System Lab, detailing various experiments related to power system commands and analysis using MATLAB. It includes aims, apparatus required, and procedures for experiments such as load power flow analysis and fault analysis. The document emphasizes the importance of MATLAB commands for modeling, simulation, and analysis in electrical engineering.

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Power System Lab Practical File

Name: Anmol
Roll No: __________
Branch: Electrical Engineering
Semester: __________
College: __________
Experiment 1: To study the various power system commands.

Aim:
To study the various power system commands.

MATLAB provides a wide range of commands and toolboxes specifically


designed for electrical and power system analysis. Some important toolboxes
include:
- Simscape Electrical (formerly SimPowerSystems) – used for modeling and
simulation of electrical power systems.
- Powergui – used to analyze the system in steady state, perform FFT, and
initialize parameters.
- power_loadflow – used to perform load flow analysis.
- power_fftscope – visualizes frequency spectrum.
- linmod – for linearizing models.
- machineparams – to fetch machine parameters.

These commands help in modeling, initializing, running simulations, analyzing


outputs and performing control design.
PC with MATLAB or equivalent simulation tool.

1. Open MATLAB and create a new Simulink model.


2. Add blocks like “Voltage Source”, “RL Load”, and “Scope” from Simscape >
Electrical > Specialized Power Systems.
3. Insert the “Powergui” block.
4. Use the following commands in the Command Window:
powergui('open');
power_loadflow('on');
power_fftscope;
machineparams('IM');
[A,B,C,D] = linmod('model_name');
5. Observe how the Powergui and command line integrate with the Simulink
model.
% MATLAB Power System Commands
powergui('open'); % Open Powergui block
power_loadflow('on'); % Enable Load Flow Analysis
power_fftscope; % View FFT analysis
machineparams('IM'); % View induction machine parameters
[A,B,C,D] = linmod('model_name'); % Linearize a Simulink model

All the commands executed successfully, and their functionalities were


observed. These commands are very useful in system initialization, parameter
extraction, frequency analysis, and load flow.

Understanding these commands is essential for any power system simulation in


MATLAB. They help in visualizing, controlling, and analyzing the system in a
comprehensive manner.

Conclusion:
Experiment 2: To perform load power flow analysis by Gauss-Seidel
Method.

Aim:
To perform load power flow analysis by Gauss-Seidel Method.

Apparatus Required:
PC with MATLAB or equivalent simulation tool.

Theory:

Procedure:

Program/Code:

Result:

Conclusion:
Experiment 3: To perform load power flow analysis by NR method.

Aim:
To perform load power flow analysis by NR method.

Apparatus Required:
PC with MATLAB or equivalent simulation tool.

Theory:

Procedure:

Program/Code:

Result:

Conclusion:
Experiment 4: To perform load power flow analysis by fast decoupled NR
method.

Aim:
To perform load power flow analysis by fast decoupled NR method.

Apparatus Required:
PC with MATLAB or equivalent simulation tool.

Theory:

Procedure:

Program/Code:

Result:

Conclusion:
Experiment 5: To study the symmetrical fault analysis.

Aim:
To study the symmetrical fault analysis.

Apparatus Required:
PC with MATLAB or equivalent simulation tool.

Theory:

Procedure:

Program/Code:

Result:

Conclusion:
Experiment 6: To study the L-L fault analysis.

Aim:
To study the L-L fault analysis.

Apparatus Required:
PC with MATLAB or equivalent simulation tool.

Theory:

Procedure:

Program/Code:

Result:

Conclusion:
Experiment 7: To study the L-G fault analysis.

Aim:
To study the L-G fault analysis.

Apparatus Required:
PC with MATLAB or equivalent simulation tool.

Theory:

Procedure:

Program/Code:

Result:

Conclusion:
Experiment 8: To control the voltage level in a power system by automatic
voltage regulator.

Aim:
To control the voltage level in a power system by automatic voltage regulator.

Apparatus Required:
PC with MATLAB or equivalent simulation tool.

Theory:

Procedure:

Program/Code:

Result:

Conclusion:
Experiment 9: To study the load frequency control in single area system.

Aim:
To study the load frequency control in single area system.

Apparatus Required:
PC with MATLAB or equivalent simulation tool.

Theory:

Procedure:

Program/Code:

Result:

Conclusion:

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