Umm Al-Qura University

College of Engineering and Islamic Architecture

Electrical Engineering Department

Course : Electrical Power Systems

Exercise : (1) : Network Calculation

1) For the system described with the parameters shown in the table below, find the bus
admittance matrix of the system and then write the nodal admittance equations of the system.

2) Determine the Y- bus for the circuit of Fig. 1, Assume there is no mutual coupling
between any of the branches.

Fig. (1) One - line diagram

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3) The circuit of Fig. 1 has the linear graph shown in Fig. 2 with arrows indicating directions
assumed for the branches a to h . Disregarding all mutual coupling between branches:
(a) Determine the branch-to-node incidence matrix A for the circuit with node (0) as reference.
(b) Find the circuit Y-bus.

Fig. (2) Constructed graph for the circuit shown in Fig. 1

4) Consider that only the two branches (1) - (3) and (2) - (3) in the circuit of Fig. 1 are
mutually coupled as indicated by the dots beside them and that their mutual impedance is j 0.15
per unit (that is, ignore the dot on branch (2) - (5). Determine the circuit Y-bus.

5) Solve Prob. 4 using branch -to-node incidence matrix A from the linear graph of Fig. 2
with node (0) as a reference.

6) Suppose that mutual coupling exists pairwise between branches (1) - (3) and (2) - (3) and
also between branches (2) - (3) and (2) - (5) of Fig. 1, as shown by the dots in t hat figure. The
mutual impedance between the former pair of branches is j 0.15 per unit (the same as in Prob. 4
and between the latter pair is j 0.l per unit. Determine the circuit Y-bus using branch -to-node
incidence matrix A.

7) Suppose that the direction of branch "d" in Fig. 2 is reversed so that it is now directed from
node (2) to node (5). Find the branch-to-node incidence matrix A of this modified graph and then
solve for the associated Y-bus for the network.