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Interconnected Power Systems: Assignment Tutorial 2: Power System Matrices

The document discusses power system matrices including the Z-bus building algorithm and how the Z-bus is modified when transmission lines are added between buses. It also covers the bus admittance matrix, bus incidence matrix, primitive network, loop incidence matrix, and forming the Y-bus matrix using both the singular transformation method and direct inspection method. Several examples are provided to calculate these matrices for simple power systems.

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Interconnected Power Systems: Assignment Tutorial 2: Power System Matrices

The document discusses power system matrices including the Z-bus building algorithm and how the Z-bus is modified when transmission lines are added between buses. It also covers the bus admittance matrix, bus incidence matrix, primitive network, loop incidence matrix, and forming the Y-bus matrix using both the singular transformation method and direct inspection method. Several examples are provided to calculate these matrices for simple power systems.

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Interconnected Power Systems: Assignment

TUTORIAL 2:

POWER SYSTEM MATRICES


1. Discuss ZBUS building algorithm. Explain all types of modifications when
transmission lines are added between the buses.
OR
Derive the expression for formation of the Zbus with type-1/type-2/type-3/type-4
modification. (Any one type of modification will be asked)
OR
Explain steps of modification of a Zbus when a link is added to the existing
network. None of the bus is ground to which this link is connected.
2. Elaborate: Bus admittance matrix is sparse.
3. Explain bus incidence matrix and primitive network.
4. What is primitive network? For 4 Bus system interconnected by means of
medium transmission lines, find the primitive admittance matrix and incidence
matrix.
5. Derive the expression for the loop incidence matrix Z loop using singular
transformation in terms of primitive impedance matrix Z and the basic loop
incidence matrix C.
6. Explain YBUS formation using singular transformation method. Derive necessary
equation.
7. With suitable example, explain Ybus formation by direct inspection method.
8. Prove that in a Ybus matrix, the off diagonal elements are negative of the transfer
admittance connected between the two buses, while the diagonal elements are
sum of all admittances connected to that bus.
9. State the advantages of Ybus.
Interconnected Power Systems: Assignment

10. Obtain ZBUS using ZBUS building algorithm for the system whose data is given below
Line Bus code Impedance
no.
1 R–1 0.60
2 R–2 0.50
3 1–3 0.25
4 2–3 0.50
Assume ‘R’ is the reference bus.
11. The following figure 1 shows a simple 4-bus system.

Figure 1

Line G, pu B, pu
no.
1–2 2.000 - 6.0
1–3 1.000 - 3.0
2–3 0.666 - 2.0
2–4 1.000 - 3.0
3–4 2.000 - 6.0
The shunt admittances at all the buses are assumed negligible.
Interconnected Power Systems: Assignment

i) Find YBUS assuming that the line shown dotted is not connected.
ii) What modifications need to be carried out in Y BUS if the line shown
dotted is connected?
12. Form the YBUS by using singular transformation method for the network shown in
figure. Including the generator buses.

13. A three bus system is shown in Fig. Each line has series imp of (0.05+j0.15) p.u.
and shunt admittance is neglected, find [Ybus]. Also find the modified [Ybus], when
bus no. 4 is to be added to bus no 3 through a line of Z=0.1+0.3 p.u.

14. Determine the Ybus for the 3-bus system. Line series impedances are as follows. If
each line has a total shunt admittance of –j 5 p.u. Determine the modified Y bus.

Line(bus to bus) Impedance (pu)


1-2 0.06+j 0.18
1-3 0.03+j 0.09
2-3 0.08+j 0.24

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