COURSE PLAN
Department :
Electrical & Electronics Engineering
Course Name & code :
Power System Analysis & ELE 3154
Semester & branch :
V & E&E
Name of the faculty :
Dr. R.C. Mala
No of contact hours/week: L T P C
3 1 0 4
Course Outcomes (COs)
No. of
At the end of this course, the student should be able to: Contact Marks
Hours
CO1: Appreciate per unit representations of power system for the analysis of 07 16
power system.
CO2: Perform symmetrical short circuit fault analysis to select proper circuit 08 18
breaker.
CO3: Comprehend the use of symmetrical components for evaluation of 13 28
unsymmetrical short circuit faults.
CO4: Analyze the different aspects of power system stability. 09 18
CO5: Investigate the behaviour of power system under steady-state condition 11 20
using different load flow methods.
Total 48 100
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Assessment Plan
End Semester/
Components Assignments Sessional Tests
Make-up Examination
Duration 20 to 30 minutes 60 minutes 180 minutes
Weightage 20 % (4 X 5 marks) 30 % (2 X 15 Marks) 50 % (1 X 50 Marks)
Knowledge/ Recall; Understanding/
Understanding/ Comprehension;
Typology of Understanding/ Comprehension;
Application; Analysis; Synthesis;
Questions Comprehension; Application; Analysis;
Evaluation
Application Synthesis; Evaluation
Answer one randomly selected MCQ: 10 questions Answer all 5 full
question from the problem sheet (0.5 marks) questions of 10 marks
Pattern (Students can refer their class Short Answers: 5 each. Each question
notes) questions (2 marks) may have 2 to 3 parts
of 3/4/5/6/7 marks
4, 7, 10, and 13th week of
Schedule Calendared activity Calendared activity
academic calendar
Quiz 1 (L x1-x2 & T y1-y2 ) (CO x) Test 1 Comprehensive
(L 1-14 & T 1-5 ) examination covering
Topics Quiz 2 (L x3-x4 & T y3-y4 ) (CO x) (CO1,CO2,CO3) full syllabus. Students
Covered Quiz 3 (L x5-x6 & T y5-y6 ) (CO x) Test 2 are expected to answer
(L 15-30 & T 6-10 ) all questions (CO1-5)
Quiz 4 (L x7-x8 & T y7-y8 ) (CO x)
(CO3,CO4,CO5)
Lesson Plan
Course
L. No. Topics Outcome
Addressed
L0 Introduction to the course CO
L1 Representation of Power system components, one-line diagram CO1
L2 Per-unit system and its advantages, pu representation of a transformer CO1
L3 Selection and change of base quantities CO1
T1 L2-L3 CO1
L4 Equivalent circuit diagram of a 3-winding transformer CO1
L5 Per-unit impedance and reactance diagram CO1
T2 L4-L5 CO1
L6 Symmetrical short circuit faults: Transient phenomena CO2
L7 3-phase short circuit of an unloaded synchronous machine CO2
L8 Short circuit of a loaded synchronous machine CO2
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L9 Short circuit fault current calculations of a power system with and without prefault current CO2
T3 L7-L9 CO2
L10 Selection of circuit breaker CO2
L11 Current limiting reactors CO2
T4 L10-L11 CO2
L12 Fundamentals of symmetrical components CO3
L13 Transformation matrix and power invariance CO3
L14 Phase shift in star-delta transformer CO3
T5 L13-L14 CO3
L15 Sequence impedance of transmission lines and loads CO3
L16 Sequence impedance and sequence network of synchronous machine and transformer CO3
T6 L15-16 CO3
L17 Unsymmetrical faults, single Line-To-Ground fault with and without fault impedance CO3
L18 Double Line-To-Ground fault with & without fault impedance CO3
L19 Line-To-Line fault with & without fault impedance CO3
L20 Power system under no-load condition CO3
L21 Power system under loaded condition CO3
T7 L17-L21 CO3
L22 Power system stability, steady-state and transient stability CO4
L23 Swing equation CO4
L24 Equal area criteria CO4
T8 L22-L24 CO4
L25 Application to sudden change in input power and 3-phase short circuit fault CO4
L26 Critical clearing time and critical clearing angle CO4
L27 Point by point solution of swing equation CO4
L28 Factors affecting transient stability CO4
T9 L25-L27 CO4
L29 Formation of bus admittance matrix CO5
L30 Network reduction by matrix algebra CO5
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T10 L29-L30 CO5
L31 Load flow problem, types of buses CO5
L32 Load flow equations CO5
L33 Load flow solution by Gauss-Seidel (G-S) method with PQ buses only CO5
L34 G-S method when PV buses are present CO5
T11 L33-34 CO5
L35 Newton-Raphson method using polar coordinates CO5
L36 Jacobian matrix CO5
T12 L35-L36 CO5
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References:
1.
Stevenson W.D., Elements of Power System Analysis (4e), MGH, 1982
2. Elgerd O.I., Electric Energy System Theory: An Introduction (2e),TMH,1982.
3. Nagrath I.J. & [Link], Modern Power System Analysis (3e).TMH,2003.
4. Hadi Saadat, Power System Analysis, TMH, 1999.
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Submitted by: DR. R.C. MALA
(Signature of the faculty)
Date: 01-08-2020
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Approved by: DR. C.S. ADIGA
(Signature of HOD)
Date: 01-08-2020
FACULTY MEMBERS TEACHING THE COURSE (IF MULTIPLE SECTIONS EXIST):
FACULTY SECTION FACULTY SECTION
Dr. T. Sudheer Kumar A
Dr. R.C. Mala B
Dr. N.S. Jayalakshmi C
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