FEEA71 STABILITY PROJECT-Undergraduate approximately as shown in ‘series capacitors 5,6, 7, and 9 have as follows! Power Flow Project should be loaded base ease with the 345 KV ‘and/or shunt reactors at buses bility data for the generators Your base case system for the Figure 1, which is the heavily I bypassed. Note that the shunt capacitors been netted with the load. ‘The generator stat ‘Turbine-Generator Stability Data on Generator base Unit MVA xd H 333 («033.8 33303 03.8 210 0.25 35 210 0.25 3.5 210 025 3.5 353 035 4.2 ass mons 42 Sia ooaievig Convert the data above to the 100 MVA Study Base for use in the PowerWorld Transient Stability Program. Show an example of your calculations. Also provide a table of the parameter input data. power flow input data. Also provide a table showing the machine ‘A. Case A: Use the Transient Stability Program to find the percent series compensation required in the 345 kV lines to maintain stability for the following event: t=0 3-phase fault at Bus 4 t=Scycles Clear the fault by removing one 345 KV line from Bus 4 to Bus 10. Find the percent compensation to the nearest 5%. Suggestion: Use a time step of 0.01 sec. and a final time of 1.0 sec, although a longer simulation time may be helpful in determining stability versus instability. For the 2 cases which establish the answer to Part A, (largest % compensation which results in unstable operation and smallest % compensation which results in a stable case) submit the following: 1. A plot of Generator 1 rotor angle relative to Generator 3 rotor angle. This is the plot that indicates instability. 2. Aplot of Generator I rotor angle relative to Generator 3 rotor angle. This, is the plot that indicates stability. 3. Conclusions B. Case B: Change the generators 3-7 terminal voltage control to 1.05 pu and repeat part A, giving all of the results ask for, except show only the plot which shows the smallest percent compensation which guarantees stability. Compare the resultsjres more/less result of B requ Jain the why the part A. Change the for part A and Band exP compensation than part A- f : retum generar votage cont) EIU those oF "this will help genertyom 32 MVAR pu t0 +90 MVAR a experiment.) keep the bus voltages at a more reasol for this gab Repeat P ee Now reduce the output of generation 2 to 150 MW ¢a a the A, giving all of the results ask for, except show only the plot whi 10) = aoa aor compenstion which guarantees stability Compare the results for part A and C and explain the why the result of C requires more/less compensation than part A. Case C: MVAR load on RGF: 1/18/10 Dj 4/9/13VAN eseg WAW OOF =e xh + my goe'= 9 zo" | 6abT+ 820" 62" = 8 BPI T+ Ze0" zoo = oelt+ elosruDY IN ITY PROJECT Ss VERSION 14 POWERWO! ce with Figure ! 1. Make basic Power Flow study in aecordan Re A ; ines from Bus 4 t 5 ie corse esationrend inpct tor thellines FO Jn unit as follows 3. Input Turbine-Generator data for eacl 3.1 Run Mode 3.2. Right click on generator in PowerWorld system diagram. 3.3 Click on Generator Information Dialog 3.4 Click on Stability 3.5 Click on Insert 3.6 Check BPA (May not need this step) 3.7 Click on GENCLS 3.8 OK 3.9 Input H and x’d, D=0,Ra=0 3.10 OK Repeat Step 3 for each generator. 5. Run Transient Stability as follows: 5.1 Click on Add Ons 5.2 Click on Transient Stability 5.3 Set simulation time values 5.4 Set transient stability events list 5.5 Click on Run Transient Stability 5.6 Observe relative rotor angles to determine stability (See Sections 7 & 8 which follow.) If required, change series compensation level and repeat Step 5.GUIDE 1 TO EVALUATING TRANSIENT STABILITY RESULTS 7. Click on Run Transient Stabili m1 li 7.1 Click on Options a 7.2 Click on Power S: fi stem Model (May not need this st 7.3 Dot on No Infinite Buses eee 7.4 Dot on Specified Angle Reference Generator Internal Angle 7.5 Check Initialize with Reference Angle at Zero 7.6 Fill in Angle Reference Generator 7.7 Save Observe columns of variables 8.1 Click on Transient Stability 8.2 Click on Run Transient Stability 8.3 Click on Time values 8.4 Right click on Rotor Angle column of interest 8.5 Click on Plot Column(s)