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1 The Power Flow & Optimal Power Flow Problems Smith College, EGR 325 February 1, Overview Quick recap of power flow equations Begin using the PowerWorld simulator Practice problems in class Homework 2 & 3 Begin creating Puerto Rico system model 2 1
2 Power Flow Self Quiz What is the purpose of power flow analysis? What is the process? What data do we have and seek? How is our understanding improved by performing a power flow? 3 Power Factor Review for HW Complex power S = P + jq = VIcosθ + jvisinθ What is the power factor? In words and mathematically Power factor = cos(θ v - θ i ) (= cosθ above) The phase angle (θ v - θ i ) is defined as the power factor angle Note that this is also the impedance angle do you see why? 4 2
3 Power Factor Review for HW For inductive loads The current lags the voltage, showing that θ i is less than (or more negative than) θ v Therefore, (θ v - θ i ) > 0 The power factor is said to be lagging The load is said to be lagging Reactive power, Q > 0 à An inductor consumes Q 5 Power Factor Review for HW For capacitive loads The current leads the voltage, showing that θ i is greater than θ v Therefore, (θ v - θ i ) < 0 The power factor is said to be leading The load is said to be leading Reactive power, Q < 0 à A capacitor generates Q 6 3
4 Today: Power Flow Modeling For power systems, we know The system topology (the circuit diagram) The impedance of each line, Z -1 = Y = G + jb PQ bus: The load at each load bus, S = P + jq PV bus: The capability of each generator, P & V The reference bus ( V and θ=0) We want to know The actual output of each generator (S = P + jq) The voltage at each bus (V = V θ), for maintaining system performance The power flow on each line (P flow ), and ensure it does not exceed the line s rating 7 Power Flow Model & Equations How many equations and how many unknowns? Slack bus Definition Mathematical and physical role Must identify one generator bus as the slack bus in a power flow simulation. 8 4
5 Power Flow Model & Equations How many equations and how many unknowns? ( ) = P Gi P Di P i = Σ V i V k G ik cosθ ik + B ik sinθ ik Q i = Σ V i V k ( G ik sinθ ik B ik cosθ ik ) = Q Gi Q Di Numerical methods (iteration) Reference (Slack) bus Solution might not converge 9 Power Flow Analysis Analysis of electrical power flows Simplify the actual 3-phase transmission system by modeling a single phase One-line diagram The computer model includes data for Transmission lines Generators Loads 10 5
6 (Admittance = inverse(z)) Y = Z 1 = 1 R + jx = = R jx R 2 + X 2 R jx R + jx ( )( R jx) ( ) = R ( R 2 + X 2 ) jx ( R 2 + X 2 ) = G + jb = conductance + susceptance 11 Power System Diagrams One-line diagram 16.8 MW 16.0 MW 6.4 MVR 0.0 MVR kv 40.0 kv 16.8 MW 6.4 MVR Generators are shown as circles 16.0 MW Transmission lines are shown as a single line 16.0 MVR 16.0 MVR Arrows are used to show loads 6
7 New England 39-Bus Test System 13 To Obtain Simulator Yourself
8 Finding Power World Simulator (now version 20) in 15 Power World Simulator Open Case Open PowerWorld Simulator and Click the file menu to get the drop down menu and dialog to open a case 16 8
9 Power World Simulator Open Case Open PowerWorld Simulator and Click the file menu to get the drop down menu and dialog to open a case 17 Or double-click PowerWorld Case in Windows Explorer 18 9
10 To zoom so you can see things 19 Small PowerWorld Simulator Case Load with green arrows indicating amount of MW flow Used to control output of generator 204 MW 102 MVR 150 MW AGC ON 116 MVR AVR ON Home Area -20 MW 20 MW Bus 2 4 MVR -4 MVR Bus PU -34 MW 10 MVR 34 MW -10 MVR Bus MW AGC ON 37 MVR AVR ON 14 MW -4 MVR 1.00 PU 102 MW 51 MVR -14 MW 4 MVR 1.00 PU 106 MW 0 MVR 100 MW Note the power balance at each bus Direction of arrow is used to indicate direction of real power (MW) flow 10
11 Three Bus Case on AGC 266 MW 133 MVR 150 MW AGC ON 166 MVR AVR ON Home Area Generation is automatically changed to match change in load -40 MW 40 MW Bus 2 8 MVR -8 MVR Bus PU -77 MW 25 MVR 78 MW -21 MVR Bus MW AGC ON 34 MVR AVR ON 39 MW -11 MVR 1.00 PU 133 MW 67 MVR -39 MW 12 MVR 1.00 PU 101 MW 5 MVR 100 MW 11
12 To run the Power World Simulator Using a One-line Diagram Simulate the system operation by selecting the Tools tab and clicking the green Go arrow Switch to Run mode To view the power system data: Select Network 24 12
13 TO EDIT: Make sure you are in edit mode, and select the correct table in Network to edit data
14 Power Flow: Iterative Solution We assume we know the following at each bus (input data to program) Generator buses: P and V Load buses: P and Q Slack bus: V and <θ v Along with the system topology How buses are connected Impedance (as admittance) of each line 27 Power World Simulator Open PowerWorld Do practice problems (next slides) Then, open the homework and begin it 28 14
15 Power World Simulator Open Example2_3.pwb Change the kvar generation at the Load to minimize the kvar generation at the Generator Change both Load kw and kvar What is the physical phenomenon being simulated? 29 Power World Simulator Open Example1_3.pwb Change the Load MW at each load Watch the changes in line flows and bus voltages What happens that you expect? What happens that you don t expect? Why? 30 15
16 HW 2 & 3: Puerto Rico Model Gather data Transmission lines, generators, load centers Be fanatical about providing citations, both those you used and those that might be useful Enter data into PowerWorld and create group model Use Slack (slack.com) to aid in coordination? Moodle??? 31 Generators Fuel type (oil, natural gas, wind ) MW rating, MVar rating Where located, geographically Entered into PowerWorld Transmission lines Ratings (impedance values needed for PowerWorld, line flow limits) Which buses (cities, generators ) they are connected to Entered into PowerWorld Load centers Name of city, town, village and geographical location Maximum load Monthly, weekly and hourly load data if possible (we will need this at some point, so start looking now) Entered into PowerWorld 32 16
17 Coordinators, still for HW 2 Perhaps 2 people to combine all the data into a single PowerWorld file For HW 3 Create a PowerWorld one-line diagram with all the system elements Demonstrate that this Puerto Rico basecase model runs by performing a simple simulation of your own choosing. Hand in a short memo (1 page), with appendices as needed, to explain to any reader what you did, why, and what you found so far. 33 Self-Quiz Questions 1) Define the physical significance of S, P, Q. What are the units of each? 2) Define, compare and contrast Energy and power; include units 3) If you were a system operator, what questions/problems would you use a power flow program to answer/solve? 4) What input data do you need to run a power flow model? 5) What results/output do you get from a power flow model? and how do you use these results? 6) What is the slack bus and what role does it serve in the model? in the actual system? 7) How do we know if the model converges or not? What does it mean if it does not converge? 34 17
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