Course
code | EE740 |
credit_hours | 3 |
title | Transients in Power Systems |
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prequisites | None |
credit hours | 3 |
Description/Outcomes | Nature and characteristics of switching and lightning over voltages. Abnormal transient phenomena: Re-strike, arcing faults, Current chopping, Ferro-resonance, etc. lightening phenomena in the atmosphere. Methods of computation of transients: frequency domain and time domain analysis techniques. Basis of EMTP and its application. Shielding. Surge protection devices. Insulation coordination. Transient measuring techniques. |
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objectives | The student should be able to: Know transient phenomena in power system. Understand the sources of transients in power systems. Design the methods for computing and analyzing transients. Understand Surge Protection devices and Insulation Coordination. |
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ref. books | A. Greenwood, "Electrical Transients in Power Systems", Wiley, N.Y., 1991. P.Chowdhuri, "Electromagnetic Transients in Power Systems", Research studies publisher, Taunton, 1996. |
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Course Content
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1 |
Forced response of RL circuits short circuits and CB ratings.
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2 |
RLC natural response switching of shunt capacitor banks.
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3 |
Switching of shunt capacitor banks – secondary effects and problems.
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4 |
Parameter considerations for capacitor bank switching simulations.
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5 |
Abnormal switching transients.
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6 |
Circuit breaker interruption issues for shunt capacitors, reactors.
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Traveling waves and other transients on transmission lines.
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8 |
Weather effects on line parameters, approximate line models.
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9 |
Transposition of double circuit lines, frequency scans, reflection and refraction of traveling waves.
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10 |
Steady state excitation, transformer behaviors, De-energization and residual flux.
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11 |
Transformer modeling, duality transforms, magnetic materials.
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12 |
Single pole tripping and reclosing.
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13 |
Lightning:flashover , spark over.
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14 |
Protection of systems and equipment against transient over voltages.
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15 |
Measuring techniques and surge testing.
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16 |
Final Exam.
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