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Power System _ Short Notes

This document provides short notes on power systems, covering topics such as inductance and capacitance of transmission lines, the effects of bundled conductors, and transmission line parameters. It also discusses fault analysis, critical disruptive voltage, and various factors affecting corona loss. Additionally, it includes formulas for calculating different electrical parameters and concepts related to circuit breakers and relays.

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Power System _ Short Notes

This document provides short notes on power systems, covering topics such as inductance and capacitance of transmission lines, the effects of bundled conductors, and transmission line parameters. It also discusses fault analysis, critical disruptive voltage, and various factors affecting corona loss. Additionally, it includes formulas for calculating different electrical parameters and concepts related to circuit breakers and relays.

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Engineering Wallah Electrical Engineering


SHORT NOTES
Power System
CHAPTER
Power System
1

Inductance of transmission line


For Hollow conductor Lint = 0

1. Inductance of signle conductor


0 0  d 
L = Lint + Lext = + ln  
8 2    

0 d
L= ln
2 r 1

Solid/ACSR.

r1 = 0.7788r

2. Inductance of single phase two wire line


0 d
L= ln H/m
 r1
2

3. Inductance of 3 phase transposed line

 1

0  ( D1D2 D3 ) 3 
L ph = ln
2  r1 

 

4. Bundled Conductor

0 DmAB
LA = ln
2 DsA

Inductance Comparision for triangular & horizontal Configuration

L  LH & C  CH

VS .VR
Maximum power transfer Pmax =
XL

Capacitance
1. Capacitance of single conductor

20
C= no Concept of GMR
d
ln
r

2. Capacitance of single phase two wire line


0
C=
d
ln
r
3

3. Capacitance of 3 phase line


20
C ph =
ln
( D1D2 D3 )
1/3

r
4. Bundled Conductor.
20
C=
D
ln mAB
D sA

Advantage of Bundled conductor


(1) Corona Loss ↓
(2) GMR ↓ (effective radium)
(3) L ↓
(4) Pmax ↑

L
(5) Z s = 
C

VL2
(6)  S .I .L =
Zs 

(7) Height of tower ↓


(8) Radio interference minimize.

Skin effect
For A.C.

skin effect = f d 2


4

Proximity Effect
Non uniform distribution of current in conductor due to adjacent conductor flux linkage is called proximity effect.

Transmission line
Short transmission line length less than 80km
ABCD Parameter

1 Z 
0 1 
 
A = D symmetrical
AD–BC = 1 receprocal
5

Medium transmission line

80  l  200
4000  lf  10000

(Nominat-II or split condiser method.

  YZ  
 1 + 2  Z 
  
  YZ   YZ  
Y 1 +  1 + 
  4   2 

A =D
AD – BC =1
6

Medium transmission line


(Nominal-T) → middle
ABCD parameter

 YZ   YZ  
 1 + Z  Z  1 + 4  
   
  YZ  
 Y 1 + 
  2  

A=D
AD – BC = 1

Medium transmission line ABCD Parameter


(End Condenser method) ABCD)

1 + YZ Z
 Y 1 

A≠D
AD – BC = 1
7

Long transmission line ABCD Parameter

 cos hl Z c sin hl 


 sin hl 
 cos hl 
 Z C 
A=D
AD – BC = 1
Attenuation constant
γ= α + jβ
α =Propogation constant β=Phase shift constant

 = YZ = ( R + jL )( G + jC )
Zc = Char. Impedance

R + jL
ZC =
G + jC

Loss Less
R=G=0
α=0

 =  LC ,

L
ZS =
C

Does not depends on layer

Distortion Less ckt

 L
R + jL R  1 + j R 
Zc = =  
G + jc G  1 + j C 
 G

L C R
= , ZD =
R G G

L
 + j = ( R + jc )( G + jc )   = RG ,  = RG
R
Nominal-II,
8

l upto 250 km

Loss Less ckt

2
A = D = 1−
2

YZ
A = 1+
2

= 1+
( jc )( R + jL )
2

A = 1+
( jc )( jL )
2

2 LC
= 1−
2

2
A =1−
2

Ferranti Effect
• Medium & Long Tr. Line VR  V S
• Source operates at leading p.f.
• VR = 2 LCVS

Power System transient

V 11
▪ Transmission coefficient of voltage = TV =
V

I 11
▪ Transmission coefficient of current = TI =
I

V1
▪ Reflection coefficient of voltage = RV =
V

I1
▪ Reflection coefficient of current = RI =
I

TV = 1 + RV
RI = − RV
TI = 1 + RI

2 ZL
▪ Transmission coefficient of voltage = TV =
ZL + ZS
9

▪ Transmission coefficient of current


▪ Reflection coefficient of voltage

RV = TV − 1
RI = − RV
TI = 1 + RI

▪ Reflection coefficient of current


Case-1 ZL = ZS

TV = 1 TI = 1
RV = 0 RI = 0

Casr 2 ZL = 0

TV = 0, RV = −1
RI = I , TI = 2

Case 3 ZL = ∞

TV = 2, RV = 1
RI = −1 TI = 0
10

Critical Disruptive voltage

D
Vdc = gmr  ln  
r 

Vd0 ↑, PL ↓
Corona loss

Due to Corona

g = 21.1kv → R.M .S .
cm

= 30 kv → Peak
cm

b = Pressure

3.92 b
δ = Air density factor =
273 + T

Corona Loss

241  10−5
 f + 25 (Vph − Vd ) kw|km|phase
r 2
PL =
 d

PL  ( f + 25)

( PL ) A.C. = 3( PL )D.C.
Factor Affecting Corona
Critical visual voltage

 0.3   d 
Vu = gmr 1 +  ln  
 r   r 
11

Fault Analysis
P.U. System

V2
S=
Z

( MVA )  ( kv ) 
2

( Z p.u )new = ( Z p.u )old ( MVAb )new   ( kv b ) old 


b old  b new 

( kvb )
2
Zactual
Z pu = Z Base =
Z Base ( MVAb )

S-L-G Fault
(i)
12

# I R1 = I R2 = I R0

# All the 3 seq. N/w are connected in series

3E
# I f = 3I R1 =
Z1 + Z 2 + Z 0 + 3Z f

L–L–fault

I R0 = 0

I R1 = − I R2

I f = 3I R1

E
I R1 =
Z1 + Z 2 + Z f

L–L–G fault
13

I R1 + I R2 + I R0 = 0

⇒ Parallel

# I f = 3I R0

 I R0  1 1 1  IR 
  1
 I R1  = 1 a a 2   IY 
 
 I  3 1 a 2 a   I B 
 R2  

1 3
a = 1120 = − + j
2 2

1 3
a 2 = 1120 = − − j
2 2
a3 = 1
1 + a + a2 = 0
T/F zero seq. N/w representation
#

(a)

(b)

(c)
14

(d)

Insulator

String Efficiency
15

Under Ground Cable

Capacitant of single core cable

20  r
C=
D
ln
d

Insulation Resistance

 D  1
RINS = ln ,  RINS  
2 l d  l

Maximum Dielectric Stress

2V
g max =
D
d ln
d
16

Minimum Dielectric Stress

2V g max D
g min = =
D g min d
D ln
d

# Condn for most economical diameter

D
=e
d

# 3-phase belled type cable

Capacitance from one conductor to neutral CN = CS + 3CC

Load Factor

A.L Avg. Load


=
M.D Maximum demand
L.F < 1,

Demand Factor

Maximum demand
D.F =
Connected Load
D.F < 1

Sum of all individual M.D.


Diversity Factor =
Maximum demand

Greater than “1”

1
Coincidence Factor =
Divercity Factor


Less than “1”
17

A.L
Plant Capacity Factor =
( P.C.F) rated plant capacity

M.D
Utilisation Factor =
( U.F ) rated plant capacity

P.C.F
= L.F
U .F

Reserve Capacity
= Plant Capacity – M.D

# Types of cost = fixed + semifixed + renning cost


  
cost Depend on Depend on
M.D. Unit generated

Two part tariff


(Hopkinson demand rate)
= semi fixed + running cost

Three part tariff or Doherty rate

Bill = a + b (kw) + C × (kwh)


R.S R.S
b= , C=
kw kwH
18

L2
# Sag =
8T

# String chart → sag, temp of tension


Temp↑, sag↑, tension↓

Circuit Breaker

Recovery Voltage

V 
→ R.M.S  m 
 2

Restriking Voltage
→ Peak Voltage
1
VR = Vm 1 − cos 0t  , 0 =
LC

(VR )max = 2Vm


t =  LC

Vm
R.R.R.V = sin 0t
LC

Vm
( R.R.R.V )max =
LC


t= LC
2
19

2Vm
( R.R.R.V )avg =
 LC

Total current = x + y sin ωt


y
Symm. Breaking current =
2

y2
⇒ Asymm. Breaking current = x2 +
2

⇒ Making current = 2.55 × symm Breaking current


Making capacity = 2.55 × symm. Breaking capacity

Relay
(1) Pick-up current (Ipk) = % setting of P.S.B. × CT sec current
fault current
If
(2) P.S .M =
I pk  C.T . ration

(3) time of operation of relay Tp = T.M.S × (time calculated from I.D.M.T graph.)

Sensitive earth fault Relay


I 0 Rn
% winding unprotected (% ωup) =
V ph

VL
V ph =
3

I 0 = I pk  C.T . ratio

% winding protected = 100 – (% ωup)



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