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    This document contains instructions for homework assignment #8 for an EEE 491/591 power system analysis course. It includes 2 problems to solve using Newton-Raphson power flow analysis on simple power systems. Problem 1 involves determining voltages at a 3-bus system using a flat start. Problem 2 involves iterating to converge voltages for a 2-bus system with a generator supplying a load through a transmission line. Students are to submit their solutions through the course website by the due date.

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    EEE 471/591: Power System Analysis [Face-to-Face]

    Spring 2019 Homework #8


    Due on Mar 29 (Friday), 2019 at 11:59 PM (MST)
    Please Submit Your Homework through Canvas Course Website

    Problem 1 (50 Points)


    For a three-bus power system, assume bus 1 is the slack bus with a per unit voltage of 1∠0°, bus 2 is a
    PQ bus with a per unit constant power load of 2.0 + j0.5, and bus 3 is a PV bus with 1.0 per unit
    generation and a 1.0 voltage setpoint. The per unit line impedances are j0.1 between bus 1 and bus 2,
    j0.4 between bus 1 and bus 3, and j0.2 between bus 2 and bus 3. Using a flat start, use the Newton-
    Raphson approach to determine the first iteration phasor voltages at bus 2 and bus 3.

    Problem 2 (50 Points)


    A generator bus (with a 1.0 per unit voltage) supplies a 180 MW, 60 MVar load through a lossless
    transmission line with per unit (100 MVA base) impedance of j0.1 and no line charging. Starting with an
    initial voltage guess of 1.0∠0° (flat start), iterate until converged using the Newton-Raphson power
    flow method. For convergence criteria, use a maximum power flow mismatch of 0.1 MVA.

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