College of Enginee ring e De epartment of Electrical E f Engineering Course Title: Power Distribution System T Spring 2 2012 Instructor: D Khaled

ed Ell Dr lithy Term Project #1 m 1 (M Marks 5/20) The figure be elow shows a very simple power system with two vo m oltage levels a supplied by a single generator. and

e Course Code: ELE 423 EC

The power system has two voltage levels, 11k and 415V and is fed via a sing 4MVA g e kV V, d gle generator (G1). The 11kV bus has a standing load of 950k s kVA (S1) an we want t model the effects of starting a nd to e tor T s VA V plied by a 1 1.6MVA 250kW mot (M1). There is a standing load of 600kV at 415V (S2), supp transformer (TX1). The equipment and cable pa a arameters are as follows: e :

Equipmen nt Generator G1 G

Parameters = 4,0 kVA; 000 3 = 0.33 pu = 0.85 pu = 11,000 V

Generator Cab C1 ble

Length = 5 50m Size = 500 mm2

(R = 0.0522 \km, X = 0.0826 \ 0 \km) 11 Standing Load S1 1kV L = 950 kVA , 0 = 0.84 pu = 11,000 V

Motor M1

= 25 kW 50 = 11 ,000 V = 106.7 A pu = 6.5 p = 0.85 pu = 0.30 pu Length = 1 150m mm Size = 35 m 2

Motor Cable C2 e

(R = 0.668 \km, X = 0.115 \km 0 m) = 1, ,600 kVA , = 415 V 5 = 0.06 pu 6 = 12, ,700 W = 0% = 11,000 V

Transformer TX1

Transformer Ca C3 T able

Length = 6 60m Size = 120 mm2

(R = 0.196 \km, X = 0.096 \km 0 m) 41 Standing Load S2 15V L = 600 kVA , 0 = 0.80 pu = 415 V

a. Construct System Model using EDSA to determine the voltage dip during motor starting. It is assumed that during motor starting, the initial source emf remains constant; that is, the power source does not react during the transient period. This is a simplifying assumption in order to avoid having to model the transient behavior of the power source. (3/20 Marks) b. Repeat part a using hand calculations. (2/20 Marks)