Course Description
The purpose of this course is to teach you how to perform power system modeling and power system stability analysis using ETAP. The course consists of 23 lectures in 3h 35m total length.
The course begins with fundamentals of generator dynamics and transient stability analysis, synchronism of generating sources, synchronous generator direct (d) and quadrature (q) axis model, and continues with sub-transient, transient and steady-state model, swing equation, small and large disturbance stability, equal area criterion, etc.
The course also covers the simulation of transient stability analysis using ETAP software. The user will be able to create a single line diagram, data entry, and quickly expand the knowledge to automatically perform multiple ‘what if’ studies using multiple scenarios.
The topics are explained with theoretical aspects as well as hand calculations so that it becomes more easier to the attendees to understand the concepts.
What You Will Learn
- Fundamentals of Generator Dynamics
- Fundamentals of Transient Stability Analysis
- Single and Two Generator Transients Fundamentals and ETAP Examples
- Synchronism Between Two Generating Sources
- Synchronous Generator Direct (D) and Quadrature (Q) Axis Model
- Synchronous Generator Sub-transient, Transient and Steady-state Model
- Derivation of Swing Equation for Generator
- Derivation of Inertia Constant (H) From Moment of Inertia (J)
- Deriving Rotor Angle From Swing Equation
- Derivation of Small Disturbance Stability Equation OR Synchronizing Power
- Derivation of Simple Harmonic Motion (SHM) Equation
- Small Disturbance Stability of Single Machine Infinite Bus (SMIB) System
- Large Disturbance Stability or Equal Area Criterion
Course Summary
- The Essentials of Power System Stability
- Generator Dynamics and Transients Fundamentals and Examples
- Multiple OR Parallel Generator Dynamics Fundamentals
- Synchronous Generator Direct and Quadrature Axis Impedance Modelling
- Swing Equation For Generators
- Derivation of Inertia Constant (H) From Moment of Inertia (J)
- Deriving Generator Rotor Angle From Swing Equation
- Small Disturbance Stability OR Synchronizing Power Equation
- Large Disturbance Stability OR Equal Area Criterion
Who Is This Course For
- Beginners Who Are New To ETAP Software
- Students Preparing Their Projects/Thesis
- Graduate Electrical Engineers For Cracking The Interviews
- Professionals Working For Companies & Needs To Execute Power System Study Projects
- Project Engineers
- Electrical Technicians
- Project Managers
- Electrical Operators
Requirements
- The basics of electrical engineering
- Understanding of power system analysis
- Willing to study
Downloadable course materials
After purchasing the course, students can download the following materials:
- Introduction To Power System Stability (PDF)
- Generator Dynamics and Transients Fundamentals (PDF)
- Generator Dynamics Load Addition - Fundamentals (PDF)
- Generator Dynamics Load Addition - ETAP Example (PDF)
- Generator Dynamics Load Rejection - Fundamentals (PDF)
- Generator Dynamics Load Rejection - ETAP Example (PDF)
- Generator Dynamics 3Phase Fault - Fundamentals (PDF)
- Generator Dynamics 3Phase Fault - ETAP Example (PDF)
- Two Generator Dynamics_Fundementals (PDF)
- Need for Synchronism Between Generating Sources (PDF)
- Need for Synchronism Between Generating Sources (XLSX)
- Synchronous Generator d and q Axis Impedance Model (PDF)
- Synchronous Generator d and q Axis_Sub_Tr_Stead Model (PDF)
- Derivation of Swing Equation for Generators (PDF)
- Derivation of Swing Equation for Generators-NPTEL Book (PDF)
- Deriving Rotor Angle From Swing Equation (PDF)
- Small Disturbance Stability-Equation_Synchronizing Power (PDF)
- Small Disturbance Stability of SMIB System (PDF)
- Small Disturbance Stability of SMIB System_NPTEL Book (PDF)
- Large Disturbance Stability OR Equal Area Criterion (PDF)
- Simple Harmonic Motion (SHM) Equation (PDF)