EE 581: Directed Study - Power System Analysis
Instructor: Kevin Wedeward, office: Workman 221, phone: 835-5708,
e-mail: wedeward@ee.nmt.edu, web-page: www.ee.nmt.edu/~wedeward/
Class Time/Place: M 02:00pm-04:00pm
Office Hours: MWF 09:00am-11:00am
Textbook:
Power Systems Analysis and Design, 4th Edition,
by J. Duncan Glover, Mulukutla S. Sarma and Thomas J. Overbye, Thomson/Cengage Learning,
ISBN-10: 0534548849, ISBN-13: 9780534548841
Prerequisites: Senior or graduate student
status, and consent of instructor.
Description: EE 581 (Power System Analysis) is intended for
advanced engineering students interested in learning the principles of
power system behavior, and methods for computer-based modeling,
simulation and analysis.
Topics: Chapters 1-13 of textbook.
Grading:
- Homeworks and Projects: 60%
- Lectures and Presentations: 20%
- Participation: 20%
Reading Assignments:
- Read Chapters 1 and 2 (01/19/2010)
- Read Chapter 3 (01/25/2010)
- Read Chapter 4 (02/01/2010)
- Read Chapter 5 (02/8/2010)
- Read Chapter 6 (02/15/2010)
Homeworks:
- Homework 1 due M 02/01/2010: Problems 2.3, 2.10, 2.30, 2.38
- Homework 2 due M 02/08/2010: Problems 3.23, 3.41
- Homework 3 due M 02/15/2010: Problems 4.5 (Finch),
[4.18 (Cardinal), 4.19, 4.39, 4.40], [4.20, 4.41], [4.25 (Cardinal), 4.44]
- Homework 4 due M 02/22/2010: Problems [5.14, 5.15, 5.23],
[5.16, 5.17, 5.24]
- Homework 5 due M 03/01/2010: Problems [5.38, 5.39] (also find theoretical and
practical limits using lossy and lossless lines), 5.40 (also find theoretical and
practical limits using lossy and lossless lines), 5.42
- Homework 6 due M 03/08/2010: Problems 6.22 (write a matlab
program to solve)
Programming Projects:
- Project 1 due M 02/08/2010: Write a program in Matlab that reads in per unit
impedance data for generators, loads, lines and transformers, and outputs
the admittance matrix Ybus for the system. Make your input a
text, csv or excel file and your output the complex matrix Ybus
that you can print neatly (see fprintf and/or sparse for ideas on printing
and storage).
Depending on the application the source impedance may or may not be wanted
in the admittance matrix. Include an option in your program to construct
the admittance matrix both ways. Where are the differences between them?
Use your program to find Ybus for the systems in problems
2.38, 3.23 and 3.41.
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Project 2 due M 02/22/2010: Write a program in Matlab that takes
characteristics of conductor, geometry of bundle and phase, and
length of line as inputs to compute
- per-phase (per km and mile) resistance, inductance,
capacitance, series impedance, and shunt admittance;
- short-line, medium-line and long-line π circuits/models.
- Project 3 due M 03/01/2010: Write programs in Matlab that
- use line models and base values to compute the per unit
line models; and
- use line data and base values to compute line limits (SIL, thermal,
theoretical and practical values for lossless and lossy
cases) and corresponding per unit limits.
Test your programs on the lines of problems 5.38, 5.39, 5.40
using a base power of 100MVA.
- Project 4 due M 03/22/2010
Lectures and Discussion Leaders:
- Discussion on chapters 1-2: Wedeward (01/25/2010)
- Lecture on chapter 3: Wedeward (02/01/2010)
- Lecture on chapter 4: Wedeward (02/08/2010)
- Lecture on chapter 5: Wedeward (02/15/2010)
- Lecture on chapter 5: Wedeward (02/22/2010)
- Lecture on chapter 6: Wedeward (03/01/2010)
- Lecture on chapter 10: Goza (03/22/2010)
- Lecture on chapter 11: Dyapa (03/29/2010)
- Lecture on chapter 13: Wedeward (04/05/2010)
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