The document is an exam for a Power System Analysis course. It contains questions testing knowledge of symmetrical and unsymmetrical faults in power systems, sequence networks, stability concepts, and the swing equation. Specifically:
1) It asks students to name different types of unsymmetrical faults in power systems and define negative sequence components.
2) Questions also cover drawing sequence networks for different fault types and evaluating them.
3) Concepts of stability, critical clearing time, swing curves, and steady state stability limits are defined and formulas for these metrics are requested.
4) Problems involve explaining the symmetrical component model of a synchronous machine under faults, deriving the swing equation, and using the equal area criterion to find the
The document is an exam for a Power System Analysis course. It contains questions testing knowledge of symmetrical and unsymmetrical faults in power systems, sequence networks, stability concepts, and the swing equation. Specifically:
1) It asks students to name different types of unsymmetrical faults in power systems and define negative sequence components.
2) Questions also cover drawing sequence networks for different fault types and evaluating them.
3) Concepts of stability, critical clearing time, swing curves, and steady state stability limits are defined and formulas for these metrics are requested.
4) Problems involve explaining the symmetrical component model of a synchronous machine under faults, deriving the swing equation, and using the equal area criterion to find the
The document is an exam for a Power System Analysis course. It contains questions testing knowledge of symmetrical and unsymmetrical faults in power systems, sequence networks, stability concepts, and the swing equation. Specifically:
1) It asks students to name different types of unsymmetrical faults in power systems and define negative sequence components.
2) Questions also cover drawing sequence networks for different fault types and evaluating them.
3) Concepts of stability, critical clearing time, swing curves, and steady state stability limits are defined and formulas for these metrics are requested.
4) Problems involve explaining the symmetrical component model of a synchronous machine under faults, deriving the swing equation, and using the equal area criterion to find the
The document is an exam for a Power System Analysis course. It contains questions testing knowledge of symmetrical and unsymmetrical faults in power systems, sequence networks, stability concepts, and the swing equation. Specifically:
1) It asks students to name different types of unsymmetrical faults in power systems and define negative sequence components.
2) Questions also cover drawing sequence networks for different fault types and evaluating them.
3) Concepts of stability, critical clearing time, swing curves, and steady state stability limits are defined and formulas for these metrics are requested.
4) Problems involve explaining the symmetrical component model of a synchronous machine under faults, deriving the swing equation, and using the equal area criterion to find the
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Year/sem:III/V Date :19.11.2021 Time : 1hr 30 Mins Marks: 50 Marks EE8501-POWER SYSTEM ANALYSIS Part A (10 x 2= 20) Name the various unsymmetrical fault in symmetrical fault 1. K1 CO4 Power system. 2. Define negative sequence. K1 CO4 Draw the connection of sequence network for double line 3. K2 CO4 to ground fault without fault impedance. Evaluate the sequence network diagram for line to 4. K1 CO4 ground with fault impedance. Name the faults which are having all three equal 5. sequence current and which do not have zero sequence K1 CO4 current. Define Stability. 6. K1 CO5 7. Give the expression for critical clearing time. K1 CO5 8. Define swing curve. Give expression for swing equation. K1 CO5 9. What is steady state stability limit? K1 CO5 10. Point out equal area criterion. K2 CO5 Part B (2 x 15 = 30) 11a. Explain the short circuit model of a synchronous machine K2 CO4 under short circuit conditions. What symmetrical components? Explain the symmetrical component transformation OR 11b. In the power system shown in figure three phase fault K2 CO4 occurs at point P and the faulty line was opened a little late. Find the power output equations for the pre-fault during fault and post fault calculation 12a. Derive the swing equation for a single machine connected K2 CO5 to infinite bus system. State the assumptions if any and state the usefulness of this equation. Neglect the damping. OR 12b. A generator is operating 50Hz,delivers 1.0 p.u power to K2 CO5 an infinite through a transmission circuit in which resistance is ignored. A fault taken place reducing a maximum power transferable to 0.5 p.u. Before the fault, this power was 2.0 p.u and after the clearance of the fault it is 1.5p.u. By using equal area criterion ,determine the critical clearing angle