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Slide(4) Load Flow Gauss Seidel

The document discusses load flow analysis in power systems, detailing power flow equations between buses and various load flow techniques such as Gauss Seidel and Newton Raphson. It includes mathematical formulations for power injected at buses, as well as examples of bus data and admittance matrices (Ybus). Additionally, it presents a test example for both Gauss Seidel and Accelerated Gauss Seidel methods in a 3-bus system.

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Slide(4) Load Flow Gauss Seidel

The document discusses load flow analysis in power systems, detailing power flow equations between buses and various load flow techniques such as Gauss Seidel and Newton Raphson. It includes mathematical formulations for power injected at buses, as well as examples of bus data and admittance matrices (Ybus). Additionally, it presents a test example for both Gauss Seidel and Accelerated Gauss Seidel methods in a 3-bus system.

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Lecture 5-6

Load flow
Power Equations
• Power flow equations between bus i and bus j

• Power injected to bus i


Power flow equations
between bus i and bus j
i j
Sij

Vi Vj

Pij V iV jY ij cos(ij   j   i )  V i 2Y ij cos(ij )

Q ij  V iV jY ij sin(ij   j   i )  V i 2Y ij sin(ij )

Pij Pji Q ij Q ji
Pij  Pji Plosses Q ij  Q ji Q losses
Power injected to bus i
i
Ii
Si
Vi
b
Pi  V iV jY ij cos(ij   j   i )
j 1
b
Q i   V iV jY ij sin(ij   j   i )
j 1
Load Flow Techniques
1. Gauss Seidel
2. Accelerated Gauss Seidel
3. Newton Raphson
4. Fast Decoupled load flow
5. Dc load flow
Gauss Seidel
• At P-Q Bus: P& Q given
|V| & δ Unknowns

S Pi  jQ i  
Ii   ki
1  b
 
V V i   ik
i
k 1
Vi 

Y ii 
Ii   Y V
ij j 
j 1 
 j i 
b
Pi calculated
 V iV jY ij cos(ij   j   i )
j 1

Pi  Pi calculated
 Pi given
• At P-V Bus: P& |V| given
Q & δ Unknowns
b
Qi calculated
  V iV jY ij sin(ij   j   i )
j 1

S i Pi  jQ i
Ii   
Vi V i  ik

 b

1    V  k 1 V
k 1
Vi 
Y ii 
Ii   Y V
ij j  i i i given
 ik 1
j 1 
 j i 
b
Pi calculated
 V iV jY ij cos(ij   j   i )
j 1

Pi  Pi calculated
 Pi given
 P2 
 P 
 3
 
 
 Pi  Select max. mismatch
 
 
 Pb  If max. mismatch <= accuracy

If Yes stop
If No
go to
2nd iteration
Test example
Gauss Seidel
3-buses
System
1
3

2
Data of the elements:

element Start end R X Y


1 1 2 0.02 0.0400 0
2 1 3 0.01 0.0300 0
3 2 3 0.0125 0.0250 0

Data of busbars:

Bus |V| σ Pg Qg PL QL Type


1 1.05 0 0 0 0 0 0
2 0 0 0 0 4 2.5 1
3 1.04 0 2 0 0 0 2
Ybus=
20 -50i -10+20i -10 +30i
-10 +20i 26 -52i -16 +32i
-10 +30i -16 +32i 26 -62i

Ybus (magnitude) =
53.8516 22.3607 31.6228
22.3607 58.1378 35.7771
31.6228 35.7771 67.2309

Ybus(angle)=
-68.1986 116.5651 108.4349
116.5651 -63.4349 116.5651
108.4349 116.5651 -67.2490
Accelerated Gauss Seidel
• At P-Q Bus: P& Q given
|V| & δ Unknowns

 b

S Pi  jQ i 1  
Ii 
V
 k i

V i   ik
k 1
Vi 

Y ii 
Ii   Y V
ij j 
i j 1 
 j i 
V i k 1
accelerated

V i k    V i k 1  V i k 
• Where α is the acceleration coefficient
b
Pi calculated
 V iV jY ij cos(ij   j   i )
j 1

Pi  Pi calculated
 Pi given
• At P-V Bus: P& |V| given
Q & δ Unknowns
b
Qi calculated
  V iV jY ij sin(ij   j   i )
j 1

S Pi  jQ i
Ii   i

V V i   ik
i

 b

1    V  k 1 V
k 1
Vi 
Y ii 
Ii   Y V
ij j  i i i given
 ik 1
j 1 
 j i 
V i k 1
accelerated
V i given
 ik    V i  given
 ik 1  V i given
 ik 
b
Pi calculated
 V iV jY ij cos(ij   j   i )
j 1

Pi  Pi calculated
 Pi given
 P2 
 P 
 3
 
 
 Pi  Select max. mismatch
 
 
 Pb  If max. mismatch <= accuracy

If Yes stop
If No
go to
2nd iteration
Test example
Accelerated Gauss Seidel
3-buses
System
1
3

2
Data of the elements:

element Start end R X Y


1 1 2 0.02 0.0400 0
2 1 3 0.01 0.0300 0
3 2 3 0.0125 0.0250 0

Data of busbars:

Bus |V| σ Pg Qg PL QL Type


1 1.05 0 0 0 0 0 0
2 0 0 0 0 4 2.5 1
3 1.04 0 2 0 0 0 2
Ybus=
20 -50i -10+20i -10 +30i
-10 +20i 26 -52i -16 +32i
-10 +30i -16 +32i 26 -62i

Ybus (magnitude) =
53.8516 22.3607 31.6228
22.3607 58.1378 35.7771
31.6228 35.7771 67.2309

Ybus(angle)=
-68.1986 116.5651 108.4349
116.5651 -63.4349 116.5651
108.4349 116.5651 -67.2490
Thanks……

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