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EE 423
J.D. Law
Final Examination
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The following machine parameters and ratings describe the machine analyzed in the first two
problems.
SNP = 200MVA;
VNP = 24kVA;
fP = 60Hz;
NP = 60poles;
nameplate frequency
number of poles
J = 5:07 106kg m2 ;
Xd = 3:20
Xq = 2:736
PG0 = 100MW;
Q = 40MVAR
The machine described above is connected to a large power system through a line. The figure
below show the system.
jX Line
Vsys
Synchronous
Generator
Vsys = 1:0pu
XLine = 0:22pu
Sbase = SNP
jX sys
Xsys = 0:02pu
Vbase = VNP
EE 423
J.D. Law
Final Examination
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damping coefficient:
(a) determine the critical clearing angle for the above conditions following a threephase fault that clears while the breakers are open, and
(b) set the clearing time to three-quarters of the critical clearing time. What is the
maximum value of Q that the machine can consume and still remaining stable
following a three-phase faults that clears while the breakers are open?
2. (50 pts) Given the information above and that
k = 180:3 kW sec2 /rad2 ;
damping coefficient:
This value of k is larger than would usually be found in practice. I have choosen it
large, so that the damping effects are easier to observe.
(a) determine the critical clearing angle for the above conditions following a threephase fault that clears while the breakers are open using a Simulink or Excel plot
of delta versus time,
(b) set the clearing time to three-quarters of the critical clearing time. What is the
maximum value of Q that the machine can consume and still remaining stable
following a three-phase faults that clears while the breakers are open?