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MSC in Power System (First Semester) Syllabus: Advanced Mathematics EG 801 EE

This document outlines the syllabus for the first semester of an MSc in Power Systems. It includes 4 core courses: Advanced Mathematics, Digital Simulation and Analysis of Power Systems, Distribution System Planning and Management, and Power System Dynamics and Stability. The Advanced Mathematics course covers topics like optimization techniques, differential equations, and probability. The Digital Simulation course covers modeling power system components, various load flow methods, and transient analyses. The Distribution Systems course discusses planning, load forecasting, protection devices, and automation. Finally, the Power System Dynamics course covers dynamic modeling, transient stability analysis, small signal stability analysis, and voltage stability assessment.

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MSC in Power System (First Semester) Syllabus: Advanced Mathematics EG 801 EE

This document outlines the syllabus for the first semester of an MSc in Power Systems. It includes 4 core courses: Advanced Mathematics, Digital Simulation and Analysis of Power Systems, Distribution System Planning and Management, and Power System Dynamics and Stability. The Advanced Mathematics course covers topics like optimization techniques, differential equations, and probability. The Digital Simulation course covers modeling power system components, various load flow methods, and transient analyses. The Distribution Systems course discusses planning, load forecasting, protection devices, and automation. Finally, the Power System Dynamics course covers dynamic modeling, transient stability analysis, small signal stability analysis, and voltage stability assessment.

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Msc in Power System (first semester) syllabus

ADVANCED MATHEMATICS EG 801 EE


Optimization Techniques: Linear programming, Non-linear programming, Quadratic
programming; Differential equations: Non-linear differential equations, partial differential
equation; Simultaneous equation: Matrix and determinants, Eigen values and Eigen vectors;
Probability and statistical analysis.

DIGITAL SIMULATION AND ANALYSIS OF POWER SYSTEM EG 802 EE


Static Modeling of Power System and its Components: Modeling of lines, transformers,
generators & loads, Zbus and Ybus formation; Load flow Methods: Gauss-Seidel method, N-R
method, fast decoupled methods, D.C. load flow, Sparcity of network admittance matrices &
triangular decomposition; Power system security: Short circuit studies for large power system
networks, static security assessment contingencies screening & analysis; Network reduction &
static equivalents; Transient in Power systems: Surge characteristics of transmission lines,
Electromagnetic transient calculations, Over voltage on sudden loss of load, Voltage dips,
control strategies; Application of power system software packages.

DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT EG 803EE


Rural & urban distribution: Major characteristic differences, load density, load patterns, load
forecasting & load management; Assumptions & input data required for load forecast, load
forecast methodology, optimal load management criterion & constraints Distribution system
load flow techniques: Various load flow criterion for radial distribution networks,
considerations of looped networks; Distribution system planing: Primary and secondary
distribution route alignment, area substation selection, technical & non-technical losses,
technical & financial constraints, economical analysis; Voltage Control: Voltage drops due to
real and reactive component of load, optimal VAR control, voltage regulators; Distribution
system protection :Over-current protection devices for distribution system, fault current
calculation, coordination of protective devices; Distribution system automation :

EG 804EE
POWER SYSTEM DYNAMICS AND STABILITY
Dynamic modeling of power system components: Generators (Non-linear and linear, excitation system (IEEE
standard models), turbine and speed governing system, loads, flexible AC transmission system (FACTS)
devices; Transient stability analysis: Single machine-infinite bus system, multi-machine stability, network
reduction and numerical integration methods; Small signal stability analysis: Eigen value and participation
factor analysis, single machine-infinite bus and multi-machine simulation, effect of excitation system and AVR,
power system stabilizer and SVS supplementary controls; Voltage stability: P-V and Q-V curves, impact of
load and tap-changer dynamics, static analysis, sensitivity and continuation methods

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