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    Analyse Various Economic Aspects of Electrical Power System: Course Objective

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    EE406 is a 4 credit course on electrical power generation and transmission. The course objectives are to describe different power generation plants and tariff structures, and learn basic power transmission aspects. By the end of the course, students will be able to: 1) Summarize various power generation methods; 2) Analyze economic aspects of power systems; 3) Solve circuit problems involving resistance, inductance and capacitance. The course covers topics like various power plants, economics, transmission lines, and their modeling.

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    EE406 is a 4 credit course on electrical power generation and transmission. The course objectives are to describe different power generation plants and tariff structures, and learn basic power transmission aspects. By the end of the course, students will be able to: 1) Summarize various power generation methods; 2) Analyze economic aspects of power systems; 3) Solve circuit problems involving resistance, inductance and capacitance. The course covers topics like various power plants, economics, transmission lines, and their modeling.

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    EE406 is a 4 credit course on electrical power generation and transmission. The course objectives are to describe different power generation plants and tariff structures, and learn basic power transmission aspects. By the end of the course, students will be able to: 1) Summarize various power generation methods; 2) Analyze economic aspects of power systems; 3) Solve circuit problems involving resistance, inductance and capacitance. The course covers topics like various power plants, economics, transmission lines, and their modeling.

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    EE406 - ELECTRICAL POWER GENERATION AND TRANSMISSION (4-0-0) 4

    COURSE OBJECTIVE:

    The students will describe the working of different electric power generation plants
    and formulate various tariff structures. The student will also learn basic aspects of
    power transmission.

    COURSE OUTCOMES: At the end of the course, Students can:

    1. Summarise various methods of electric power generation.

    2. Analyse various economic aspects of electrical power system

    3. Solve series circuit problems involving resistance, inductive reactance and


    capacitive reactive components making use of appropriate formulas.
    4. Interpret the construction of electric transmission related aspects of electric
    power systems.

    COURSE CONTENTS:

    Module 1

    Electrical Power Generation: Advantages, disadvantages and site selection for


    hydro power generation, Thermal power plant, Nuclear power station, wind power
    plant and solar power plants. Hydro Power Generation: Classification of
    hydroelectric plants, General arrangement and operation, Power station structure
    & control. Thermal: Main portions, working, plant layout. Nuclear Power Station:
    Component of reactors, working, safety of nuclear power reactor. Diesel Electric
    Station: Diesel electric plants & component, choice and characteristics, plant
    layout and maintenance.

    13 Hours

    SLC: Description of Hydro Electrical Power Stations in Karnataka

    Module 2

    Economics Aspects: Introduction, terms used in system operation: diversity


    factor, load factor, plant capacity factor, plant use factor, plant utilization factor,
    loss factor, load duration curve, energy load curve, power factor improvement,
    methods, tariffs, types of tariffs, objectives and requirements of tariff,
    characteristics of tariff, interconnection of power station, Numerical Examples

    13 Hours

    SLC: Power Import/port between India and other countries.


    Module 3

    Typical transmission, Standard voltages for Transmission, Advantages of high


    voltage transmission, Overhead transmission line: Definition of sag, sag
    calculation in conductors- (a) Suspended on level supports (b) Supports at different
    levels. Effect of wind and ice, Line parameter - Inductance: Calculation of
    inductance of single phase, three phase lines withEquilateral and unsymmetrical
    spacing,Line parameter - Capacitance: Capacitance-calculation for two wires and
    three phase Lines, capacitance calculation for two wires 3-phase lines with
    equilateral and Unsymmetrical spacing. Numerical Examples.

    13 Hours

    SLC: Stringing Chart

    Module 4

    Power transmission lines: Short and medium lines, Introduction, Classification


    of overhead transmission lines, Representation of transmission lines, Terms
    related to performance of transmission lines, Performance analysis of short
    transmission lines, Medium transmission lines. Generalized circuit constants of
    nominal T network lines. Long Transmission Lines, Condenser method, nominal T
    and π representation of medium transmission lines, Representation of long
    transmission lines.

    13 Hours

    SLC: Generalized circuit constants of nominal π network lines.

    Text Book:

    1. Chakrabarti A., M.L. Soni, P.V. Gupta and U.S..Bhatnagar, Power System Engineering,
    Dhanpat Rai & Co. (Pvt.) Ltd., 2003.

    Reference Books:

    1. S. M. Singh, Electric Power Generation Transmission and Distribution, Prentice Hall of


    India.

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