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    IEEE POWER ENGINEERING SOCIETY

    Power System Analysis, Computing and Economics Committee

    Chair Vice Chair Secretary


    MARTIN L. BAUGHMAN CHEN-CHING LIU ROGER C. DUGAN
    Professor Emeritus Dept. of Electrical Eng. Sr. Consultant
    The University of Texas at Austin University of Washington Electrotek Concepts, Inc.
    5703 Painted Valley Drive Box 352500 408 N Cedar Bluff Rd
    Austin, TX 78759 Seattle, WA 98195 Knoxville, TN 37923
    Vox: 512-345-8255 Vox: 206-543-2198 Vox: 865-470-9222
    Fax: 512-345-9880 Fax: 206-543-3842 Fax: 865-470-9223
    Subcommittee Chairs
    Computer & Analytical Methods baughman@mail.utexas.edu liu@ee.washington.edu r.dugan@ieee.org
    EDWIN LIU, Chair
    Nexant, Inc.
    101, 2nd street, 11F
    San Francisco CA 94105
    Vox: 415-369-1088
    Fax: 415-369-0894
    exliu@nexant.com

    Distribution Systems Analysis Distribution System Analysis Subcommittee


    SANDOVAL CARNEIRO, JR, Chair
    Dept. of Electrical Engineering
    Federal Univ. of Rio de Janeiro
    Rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brazil
    Vox: 55-21-25628025
    Fax: 55-21-25628628
    sandoval@coep.ufrj.br

    Intelligent System Applications


    DAGMAR NIEBUR, Chair
    Department of ECE
    Drexel University
    3141 Chestnut Street

    IEEE 4 Node Test


    Philadelphia, PA 19104
    Vox: (215) 895 6749
    Fax: (215) 895 1695
    niebur@cbis.ece.drexel.edu

    Reliability, Risk & Probability


    Applications
    JAMES D. MCCALLEY, Chair
    Iowa State University
    Feeder
    Room 2210 Coover Hall
    Ames, Iowa 50011
    Vox: 515-294-4844
    Fax: 515-294-4263
    jdm@iastate.edu

    Systems Economics
    ROSS BALDICK, Chair
    ECE Dept. , ENS 502
    The University of Texas at Austin
    Austin, TX 78712
    Vox: 512-471-5879
    Fax: 512-471-5532
    baldick@ece.utexas.edu

    Past Chair
    JOANN V. STARON
    Nexant Inc/ PCA
    1921 S. Alma School Road
    Suite 207
    Mesa, AZ 85210
    Vox: 480-345-7600
    Fax: 480-345-7601
    joann.staron@pca-corp.com

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    IEEE 4 Node Test Feeder

    The system to be use in testing transformer models is shown in Figure 1:


    1 2 3 4
    2000 ft. 2500 ft.

    Load
    [I 12] [I 34]
    Infinite
    Bus

    Figure 1 IEEE 4 Node Test Feeder

    Both the primary line (Node1-Node 2) and the secondary line (Node 3-node4) will be
    constructed using the pole configuration shown in Figure 2.

    2.5' 4.5'
    a b c

    3.0'

    4.0'

    24.0'

    Figure 2 Pole Configuration

    Phase Conductor: 336,400 26/7


    GMR = 0.0244 ft., Resistance = 0.306 /mile, Diameter = 0.721 inch

    Neutral Conductor: 4/0 6/1 ACSR


    GMR = 0.00814 ft., Resistance = 0.592 /mile, Diameter = 0.563 inch

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    The source is a 12.47 kV line-to-line infinite bus.

    Three-Phase Transformer Data:

    Connection kVA kVLL- kVLL-low R - X-


    high % %
    Step-Down 6,000 12.47 4.16 1.0 6.0
    Step-Up 6,000 12.47 24.9 1.0 6.0

    Open Wye Open Delta:


    (Two Single Phase Transformers Each Rated)

    Connection kVA kV-high kV-low R- X-


    % %
    Step-Down 2000 7.2 4.16 1.0 6.0
    Step-Up 2000 7.2 24.9 1.0 6.0

    Closed Connections Load Data:

    Balanced Unbalanced
    Phase-1
    kW 1800 1275
    Power Factor 0.9 lag 0.85 lag
    Phase-2
    kW 1800 1800
    Power Factor 0.9 lag 0.9 lag
    Phase-3
    kW 1800 2375
    Power Factor 0.9 lag 0.95 lag

    Open Connection Load Data:

    Balanced Unbalanced
    Phase-1
    kW 1200 850
    Power Factor 0.9 lag 0.85 lag
    Phase-2
    kW 1200 1200
    Power Factor 0.9 lag 0.9 lag
    Phase-3
    kW 1200 1583.33
    Power Factor 0.9 lag 0.95 lag

    Loads are connected in grounded wye for four wire line configurations and connected in
    closed delta for three wire line configurations.
    Line Impedances

    4-wire configuration:

    Phase impedance matrix:

    0.4576 1.078j 0.1559 0.5017j 0.1535 0.3849j


    zy 0.1559 0.5017j 0.4666 1.0482j 0.158 0.4236j /mile

    0.1535 0.3849j 0.158 0.4236j 0.4615 1.0651j

    Sequence impedances:
    zypos 0.3061 0.627j /mile

    zyzero 0.7735 1.9373j /mile

    Three wire configuration:

    Phase impedance matrix:

    0.4013 1.4133j 0.0953 0.8515j 0.0953 0.7266j


    zd 0.0953 0.8515j 0.4013 1.4133j 0.0953 0.7802j /mile

    0.0953 0.7266j 0.0953 0.7802j 0.4013 1.4133j

    Sequence impedances:

    zdpos 0.306 0.6272j /mile

    zdzero 0.5919 2.9855j /mile

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    Standard Wye-Delta and Delta Wye Connections

    A B C N
    A B C N

    a b c a b c

    Wye-Delta Step Down Wye Delta Step Up

    A B C A B C

    n a b c a b c n

    Delta Wye Step Down Delta - Wye Step Up

    A B G
    A B G

    a b c a b c

    Open Wye-Delta Step Down Open Wye-Delta Step Up

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    Solutions

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