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Computer Aided Power System Design and Analysis
NORTHUMBRIA UNIVERSITY
School of Computing, Engineering and Information Sciences

BEng (Hons) Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Computer Aided Power System Design and Analysis

Module: EN0310 Power Systems
Assignment Tutor: Dr G.A. Putrus and Dr.Z.Gao
Academic year: Final Year
Assignment: Value: 20% of Module
Student name: FANGFANG LU (w10024301)

Contents
1. Introduction---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1
2. Construct the Network--------------------------------------------------------------------------2 2.1Construction of the Network Model-------------------------------------------------------2 2.2 Approximations and Assumptions Made-------------------------------------------------3
3. Computer Aided Design------------------------------------------------------------------------4 3.1 Load Flow Analysis-------------------------------------------------------------------------4 3.2 Unbalanced Fault Calculations------------------------------------------------------------5
4. Analysis of Power System---------------------------------------------------------------------7 4.1 Calculation of Short-circuit level at Bus 4 ----------------------------------------------7 4.2 Unbalanced fault Calculations ------------------------------------------------------------9
5. Active and Reactive Power Fl ow-----------------------------------------------------------13
6. Methods of Voltage and Frequency Control-----------------------------------------------15
7. Conclusions-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------16
8. References--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------17

1. Introduction Under normal conditions electrical transmission systems operate in their steady-state mode and the basic calculation required to determine the characteristics of this state is termed load flow (or



References: 1. ERACS “User Guide” and “Technical Manual” available online in ERACS Help menu. 2. eLearning Portal (Blackboard), ‘Module documents’, in particular: Active and Reactive Power Flow Fundamentals of Load Flow Analysis Balanced and Unbalanced Fault Calculations in Power Systems 3. WEEDY, B.M. and COPY B.J.: ‘Electronic Power Systems’ (Wiley) 1998. 4. CHAPMAN, S.:’ Electrical machinery and Power System Fundamentals’, (McGraw Hill), 2002. 5. T.K.NAGSARKAR and M.S.SUKHIJA: ‘Power System Analysis’, Oxford University Press 2007. 6. J.ARRILLAGA and C.P.ARNOLD: ‘Computer Analysis Of Power Systems’, 1990.

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