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Modify the matrices Y11,Y12and Y22determined in Problem 11.22 for (a) the case when circuit breakers B32 and B51 open to remove line3-5 ; and (b) the case when the loadPL3+jQL3 is removed.

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(a) The matrices Y11,Y12and Y22are

Y11=-j35-j20j10000j20-j40j1000j10-j500j4000j1002-j50.9j40000j40j401-j100.3j200000j20-j30

Y11=-j35-j20j10000j20-j40j1000j103-j12000j1002-j50.9j400000j401-j100.3j200000j20-j30

Y12=j0.5000j10000000000000j10

and Y22=-j5000-j10000-j10

(b) The per unit admittance matrix Y11,Y12and Y22are,

Y11=-j35-j20j10000j20-j40j1000j10-j500j4000j1002-j50.9j40000j40j401-j100.3j200000j20-j30

Y12=j0.5000j10000000000000j10

andY22=-j5000-j10000-j10

Step by step solution

01

Write the given data from the question.

The number of the busesN=6

The number of the internal machine buses,M=3

The reactance between the bus 1 and 2,X12=j0.05pu

The reactance between the bus 1 and 2,X13=j0.10pu

The reactance between the bus 2 and 4,X24=j0.10pu

The reactance between the bus 3 and 5,X35=j0.025pu

The reactance between the bus 4 and 5,X45=j0.025pu

The reactance between the bus 5 and 6,X56=j0.05pu

Write the reactance of generators G1,G2and G3.

X'd1=j0.20X'd2=j0.10X'd3=j0.10

Write the inertial constant of generatorsG1,G2 and G3.

H1=25puH2=6puH3=3pu

The real power on line 3,PL3=3.0pu

The reactive power on line 3,QL3=2.0pu

The real power on line 4,PL4=2.0pu

The reactive power on line 4,QL4=0.9pu

The real power on line 5,PL5=1.0pu

The reactive power on line 4,QL5=0.3pu

02

 Step 2: Determine the equation to calculate the per-unit admittance matrices Y11,Y12and Y22.

The relationship between the admittance and the impedance is given as follows.

Z=1Y …… (1)

Here, Z is the impedance between the line and is the admittance between the line.

The admittance matrix to calculate the Y22is given as follows.

Y22=M×MY22=1jX'd10001jX'd20001jX'd3.....(2)

The admittance matrix to calculate theY12 is given as follows.

Y12=N×MY12=-1X'd1000-1X'd2000000000000-1X'd3.....(3)

The equation to calculate the load admittance is given as follows.

Ybus=PL-QLV2....(4)

03

Calculate the per-unit admittance matrices  Y11,Y12and Y22when circuit breakers B32 and B51 open to remove line 3-5 .

Since the circuit breaker B32 and B51 circuit breaker are open, the reactance between the line 3 and 5 will not consider.

Draw the single line diagram as,

The admittance of the generator 1,

Y'd1=-1j0.20Y'd1=j5

The admittance of the generator 2,

Y'd2=-1j0.10Y'd2=j10

The admittance of the generator 3,

Y'd3=-1j0.10Y'd3=j10

Calculate the bus admittance matrix by including the load admittances and inverted generator impedances

Calculate the admittance between the line 1 and 2.

Y12=-1j0.05Y12=j20

Calculate the admittance between the line 1 and 3.

Y13=Y31Y13=-1j0.10Y13=j10

Calculate the admittance of line 1.

Y11=-Y12-Y13-Y'd1Y11=-j20-j10-j5Y11=-j35

Calculate the admittance between the line 4 and 2.

Y24=Y42Y24=-1j0.10Y24=j10

Calculate the admittance of line 2.

Y22=-Y12-Y24-Y'd2Y22=-j20-j10-j10Y22=-j40

Calculate the admittance between the line 3 and 5.

Y35=Y53Y35=0pu

Calculate the admittance of line 3.

Y33=-Y13-Y35Y33=-j10-0Y33=-j10

Calculate the admittance between the line 4 and 5.

Y45=Y54Y45=-1j0.025Y45=j40

Calculate the admittance of line 4.

Y44=-Y42-Y45Y44=-j10-j40Y44=-j50

Calculate the admittance between the line 5 and 6.

Y56=Y65Y56=-1j0.05Y56=j20

Calculate the admittance of line 5.

Y55=-Y35-Y45-Y65Y55=-j40-j40-j20Y55=-j100

Calculate the admittance of line 6.

Y66=-Y65-Y'd3Y66=-j20-j10Y66=-j30

Calculate the load admittance matrix at line 3,

Yload3=PL3-QL3V32

Substitute 3pufor PL3, 2.0 pu for QL3and 1pu for V3into above equation.

Yload3=3-j212Yload3=3-j2

Calculate the load admittance matrix at line 4,

Yload4=PL4-QL4V42

Substitute 2pu for PL4, 0.9pufor QL4and 1pufor V4into above equation.

Yload4=2-j0.912Yload4=2-j0.9

Therefore, the matrix Y11,

Y11=-j35-j20j10000j20-j40j1000j103-j12000j1002-j50.9j400000j401-j100.3j200000j20-j30

Calculate the matrix Y12.

Substitute j0.20pufor X'd1,j0.10pufor X'd2,and j0.10pufor X'd3into equation (3).

Y12=-1j0.2000-1j0.1000000000000-1j0.1

Y12=j0.5000j10000000000000j10

Calculate the matrixY22.

Substitute j0.20puforX'd1, j0.10pufor X'd2,and j0.10pufor X'd3into equation (2).

Y12=1j0.20001j0.10001j0.1

Y22=-j5000-j10000-j10

Hence the matrices Y11,Y12and Y22are

Y11=-j35-j20j10000j20-j40j1000j10-j500j4000j1002-j50.9j40000j40j401-j100.3j200000j20-j30

Y12=j0.5000j10000000000000j10Y22=-j5000-j10000-j10

04

Calculate the per-unit admittance matrices Y11,Y12and Y22when the load PL3+jQL3is removed.

Now the reactance between the bus 3 and 5 is also consider because it was removes for the part (1) only.

The admittance Y33,Y35and Y53value is changed.

Calculate the admittance of line 3.

Y33=-Y13-Y35Y33=-j10-j40Y33=-j50

Calculate the admittance between the line 3 and 5.

Y35=Y53Y35=-1j0.025Y35=j40

Calculate the load admittance matrix at line 3,

Yload3=PL3-QL3V32

Substitute 0puforPL3,0pufor QL3and1pufor V3into above equation.

Yload3=0-j012Yload3=0

Calculate the load admittance matrix at line 4,

Yload4=PL4-QL4V42

Substitute 2pu for PL4 , 0.9pufor QL4and 1puforV4into above equation.

Yload4=2-j0.912Yload4=2-j0.9

Calculate the load admittance matrix at line 5,

Yload5=PL5-QL5V52

Substitute 1pu for PL5, 0.3pufor QL5and 1pu for V5into above equation.

Yload5=1-j0.312Yload5=1-j0.3

The matrices Y12and Y22is same as 11.23 (a).

Therefore, the matrix ,Y11

Y11=-j35-j20j10000j20-j40j1000j103-j12000j1002-j50.9j400000j401-j100.3j200000j20-j30

Y12=j0.5000j10000000000000j10

Y22=-j5000-j10000-j10Y22=-j5000-j10000-j10

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