Power Systems Analysis

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Power Systems Analysis by Bergen, Arthur R.; Vittal, Vijay, 9780136919902
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  • ISBN: 9780136919902 | 0136919901
  • Cover: Paperback
  • Copyright: 8/6/1999

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This is the first book on power system analysis to explore the major changes in the structure and operation of the electric utility industry, and to show how power system operation will be affected by the new changes. It reflects the trends in state-of-the-art,computer-basedpower system analysis and shows how to applyeach modern analysis toolin designing and improving an expansion of an existing power system.KEY FEATURES:Features a computer-based design example (carried out from chapter-to-chapter) which uses all the analysis. As the example develops, readers determine the parameter values for a proposed transmission system upgrade to support load growth and a new steel mill being located in the area; convert all the parameters to per unit -- the preferred choice of units for system analysis; determine typical parameters for the generators in the system being designed; develop the admittance matrix and the impedance matrix for the system being designed; conduct the power flow and check the designed system for possible violations, and appropriately modify the design; and conduct a contingency analysis on the designed system; analyze the behavior of the designed system under faulted condition; continue the design with a selection of relay settings to protect the system in the event of these faulted conditions; and perform a transient stability simulation on the system and verify the ability of the system to remain stable.For engineers working in the electric utility industry.
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