Generation and Transport of Electrical Energy

EEEN20242 Generation and Transport of Electrical Energy 10 Semester 2 Undergraduate Level 2 KONSTANTINOS Kopsidas Unit coordinator 1 FHEQ level (Framework for Higher Education Qualifications) ' Middle part of Bachelors ' European Credit Transfer & Accumulation System Rating : 5.0 This unit will cover the following:Part 1: Fundamentals of Electrical Energy & Power System Equipment1. Review of fundamental background for electrical energy systems:<ul><li>Introduction to electrical power systems and materials (capturing also their risk of failure, recovery, and sustainability properties).</li><li>Basic design and equivalent circuits for Switchgear, Transformers, Lines and Cables.</li><li>Vectors in Power Systems, impedance, real and reactive power.</li><li>Example class on equivalent circuit models of components and relevant numerical calculations, including phasors.</li></ul>Part 2: Introduction to Power System Analysis & Symmetrical Fault Calculations1. Introduction to Power System Analysis (PSA):<ul><li>Per-Unit system (definition, choice of base quantities, equivalent circuits). </li><li>Formulation of power flow problem and power transfer capability (bus quantities, direction of power flow, transmission of real and reactive power).</li><li>Basic techniques to solve power flow problem (analytical and iterative methods).</li><li>Example class on per unit 2-bus power flow calculation.</li></ul>2. Introduction to short-circuit faults and fault current calculations:<ul><li>Symmetrical faults.</li><li>Example class: Symmetrical fault and short circuit level calculations.</li></ul>Lab: Performing a Power Flow Network Analysis. A simplified case of real-world network analysis based on IPSA+ software. This unit will cover the following:Part 1: Fundamentals of Electrical Energy & Power System Equipment1. Review of fundamental background for electrical energy systems:<ul><li>Introduction to electrical power systems and materials (capturing also their risk of failure, recovery, and sustainability properties).</li><li>Basic design and equivalent circuits for Switchgear, Transformers, Lines and Cables.</li><li>Vectors in Power Systems, impedance, real and reactive power.</li><li>Example class on equivalent circuit models of components and relevant numerical calculations, including phasors.</li></ul>Part 2: Introduction to Power System Analysis & Symmetrical Fault Calculations1. Introduction to Power System Analysis (PSA):<ul><li>Per-Unit system (definition, choice of base quantities, equivalent circuits). </li><li>Formulation of power flow problem and power transfer capability (bus quantities, direction of power flow, transmission of real and reactive power).</li><li>Basic techniques to solve power flow problem (analytical and iterative methods).</li><li>Example class on per unit 2-bus power flow calculation.</li></ul>2. Introduction to short-circuit faults and fault current calculations:<ul><li>Symmetrical faults.</li><li>Example class: Symmetrical fault and short circuit level calculations.</li></ul>Lab: Performing a Power Flow Network Analysis. A simplified case of real-world network analysis based on IPSA+ software. The unit aims to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of electrical power systems, focusing on their structure, components, and operating principles.Students will:<ul><li>Explore the design and modelling of key components such as switchgear, transformers, lines, and cables.</li><li>Learn to create equivalent circuit models and perform power flow calculations using the per-unit system. </li><li>Cover power flow problem-solving techniques and introduces fault analysis and short-circuit calculations. </li><li>Gain practical skills, including the use of industrial software for power flow calculations, will be developed alongside intellectual skills in abstract reasoning and system analysis.</li></ul> On successful completion of this course, students will be able to:ILO 1: Apply abstract reasoning in power system analysis.ILO 2: Perform symmetric fault current calculations to determine short-circuit levels and explain their significance for power network operationILO 3: Use per-unit system and phase diagrams to analyse power networks’ performance and implement them in real-word problems.ILO 4: Analyse power flow using industrial software.ILO 5: Describe the fundamentals of power systems, high-voltage equipment, and explain their operation, failure mechanisms and risks, and their sustainability.ILO 6: Formulate steady-state models of overhead lines, cables and transformers and use their single line diagrams to describe and study their operation within the power system.ILO 7: Assess simple power system design and its sustainability role. 1 Written exam 80% 3 Report 20% 10 credit Course Units should normally consist of 100 hours of teaching activities. 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(John Joseph), 1934- McGraw-Hill 1994 ISBN: 0070612935 Lectures 20 Practical classes & workshops 3 Tutorials 4 0 73