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Power System Control and Operation Lab 3

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Power System Control and Operation Lab 3

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Lab.No.

3
To Evaluate the Cost per MWhr for Increasing Load
Demand of Five Bus Power System
Apparatus:
 MATLAB Software
 MATPOWER 7.1

Circuit Diagram:

Procedure:
1. First of all, I opened the MATLAB Software from my PC desktop.
2. Then I opened the matpower7.1 in my MATLAB.
3. I run the IEEE-5 bus power system by using the following commands to get before contingency
values:
a = loadcase(‘case5’);
b = runpf(a)
4. Then, I run the file with changed value of load and run the file.
5. Similarly, I observed the values for different loads and calculated their cost.
6. Finally, I plot the table for the lambda and generating cost.
Tables:

Sr. P Q
Load Total Cost
# (Lambda) (Lambda)

16.935 0.357

26.550 0.367

1 1000 30 0.105 17551.89

39.712 -

10 -

17.003 0.362

26.713 0.373

2 2000 30.198 0.107 23552.77

40 -

10 -

17.015 0.409

26.860 0.455

3 3000 30.397 0.101 29612.26

40 -

10 -

17.023 0.432

26.955 0.456

4 4000 30.470 0.056 32303.01

40 -

10 -

17.009 0.385

26.787 0.414

5 5000 30.297 0.104 26577.54

40 -

10 -
Conclusion:
I was able to understand the impact of increasing load in the 5-bus power system and its impact on total cost
of the system. I became familiar with the load bus system of IEEE-5. I became familiar with working on the
MATLAB Software and I was able to see the implementation of the load bus power system in it. I was able
to analyze the IEEE-5 bus system with different load parameters and concluded its behavior with increasing
load on P and Q.

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