Problems - 17EE81 - Module-4 - AGC and AGC in Interconnected Power System-Problems - R.Gunasekari
Problems - 17EE81 - Module-4 - AGC and AGC in Interconnected Power System-Problems - R.Gunasekari
AGC (continued)
Problems
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Power System Operation and
Control
Power System Operation and Control 17EE81
Problem-1
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Problem-1
Solution:
Let us choose the base as 100 MVA
H of four units = 5X4 = 20
Load after drop = 250 - 10 = 240 MW
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The block diagram is shown in fig.
Take inverse Laplace Transform, we get
− ∆ 𝑷 𝑳 ( 𝒔 ) 𝟏 ∆
𝝎 (𝒔 )
𝟒𝟎 𝒔 +𝟐 .𝟖𝟖
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The steady state speed deviation = 0.03472 pu. This is also the steady state
frequency deviation. The steady state frequency = 1.03472 pu = 51.736 Hz.
The response is plotted in fig.
0.035
Frequency Deviation in pu
0.034
0.005
0
5 30
Time in sec
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Problem-2
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Problem-2
Solution:
the kinetic energy stored initially at nominal frequency be KE 0.
Let
Let the kinetic energy after the change in load be KE, at a frequency equal
to f0 + Δf.
The kinetic energy is proportional to (frequency)2 or ω2.
Therefore,
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When the load drops suddenly, the mechanical power output remains at 1000 MW.
The excess power (1000-800) of 200 MW is converted to kinetic energy.
The amount of kinetic energy input to the rotating masses in 0.6 sec is given by
The total kinetic energy after change in load is sum of the two.
Using the expression for f, derived above, the frequency at the end of 0.6 sec is
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Module No: 3
AGC in Interconnected Power
System (continued)
Problems
IV 8
17EE81
Power System Operation and
Control
Power System Operation and Control 17EE81
Problem-3
Two control area are connected via a tie-line with the following
characteristics:
Area1: R1=1%, D1=0.8, Base MVA=500
Problem-3
When load change occurs in area1:
Solution:
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Problem-3
There is a drop in tie-line flow.
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Problem-3
We balance the changes as follows:
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Problem-3
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Problem-3
being negative means there is a flow of 33.597 MW from area2 to area1. Out of this,
32.9375 MW comes from increased generation in area2 and 0.65875 MW from drop in
load in area2.
When load change occurs in area2:
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Problem-3
There is an increase in tie-line from area1 to area2, to meet the increased load in area2.
The increase in tie-line is met by increase in generation in area1 by 65.875 MW and
decrease in load of area1 by 0.527 MW.
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