Power System _ Short Notes
Power System _ Short Notes
0 d
L= ln
2 r 1
Solid/ACSR.
r1 = 0.7788r
1
0 ( D1D2 D3 ) 3
L ph = ln
2 r1
4. Bundled Conductor
0 DmAB
LA = ln
2 DsA
L LH & C CH
VS .VR
Maximum power transfer Pmax =
XL
Capacitance
1. Capacitance of single conductor
20
C= no Concept of GMR
d
ln
r
r
4. Bundled Conductor.
20
C=
D
ln mAB
D sA
L
(5) Z s =
C
VL2
(6) S .I .L =
Zs
Skin effect
For A.C.
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
80 l 200
4000 lf 10000
YZ
1 + 2 Z
YZ YZ
Y 1 + 1 +
4 2
A =D
AD – BC =1
6
YZ YZ
1 + Z Z 1 + 4
YZ
Y 1 +
2
A=D
AD – BC = 1
1 + YZ Z
Y 1
A≠D
AD – BC = 1
7
= YZ = ( R + jL )( G + jC )
Zc = Char. Impedance
R + jL
ZC =
G + jC
Loss Less
R=G=0
α=0
= LC ,
L
ZS =
C
↑
Does not depends on layer
L
R + jL R 1 + j R
Zc = =
G + jc G 1 + j C
G
L C R
= , ZD =
R G G
L
+ j = ( R + jc )( G + jc ) = RG , = RG
R
Nominal-II,
8
l upto 250 km
2
A = D = 1−
2
YZ
A = 1+
2
= 1+
( jc )( R + jL )
2
A = 1+
( jc )( jL )
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
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
RV = TV − 1
RI = − RV
TI = 1 + RI
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
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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
( kvb )
2
Zactual
Z pu = Z Base =
Z Base ( MVAb )
S-L-G Fault
(i)
12
# I R1 = I R2 = I R0
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 = 1120 = − + j
2 2
1 3
a 2 = 1120 = − − j
2 2
a3 = 1
1 + a + a2 = 0
T/F zero seq. N/w representation
#
(a)
(b)
(c)
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(d)
Insulator
String Efficiency
15
20 r
C=
D
ln
d
Insulation Resistance
D 1
RINS = ln , RINS
2 l d l
2V
g max =
D
d ln
d
16
2V g max D
g min = =
D g min d
D ln
d
D
=e
d
Load Factor
Demand Factor
Maximum demand
D.F =
Connected Load
D.F < 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
L2
# Sag =
8T
Circuit Breaker
Recovery Voltage
V
→ R.M.S m
2
Restriking Voltage
→ Peak Voltage
1
VR = Vm 1 − cos 0t , 0 =
LC
Vm
R.R.R.V = sin 0t
LC
Vm
( R.R.R.V )max =
LC
t= LC
2
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2Vm
( R.R.R.V )avg =
LC
y2
⇒ Asymm. Breaking current = x2 +
2
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.)
VL
V ph =
3
I 0 = I pk C.T . ratio