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Numerical Problems on Load Flow Analysis (GS)

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NUMERICAL PROBLEM 01
Find YBUS for the system shown below when dotted line is not connected and when it is connected. Shunt
admittances at all buses are neglected.

1 2

3 4

The following table gives the line impedance identified by the buses on which it terminates.

Line r, pu x, pu
Bus to Bus
1-2 0.05 0.15
1-3 0.1 0.3
2-3 0.15 0.45
2-4 0.1 0.3
3-4 0.05 0.15

Solution:

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Eastern University
Numerical Problems on Load Flow Analysis (GS)
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Prepared by Md Yekra Rahman


Eastern University
Numerical Problems on Load Flow Analysis (GS)
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NUMERICAL PROBLEM 02

For the network shown in figure, obtain the complex bus bar voltage at bus 2 at the end of first iteration. Use GS method.
Line impedances shown in the figure are in per unit.
Bus 1 is a

Solution:

NUMERICAL PROBLEM 03

A 3-bus system is shown in the figure and it’s Y bus matrix is given below. Assuming a flat voltage start, find the values of
V 2 , δ 2 , Q3 and δ 3 at the end of first iteration of Gauss Seidel method of load flow.

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[ ]
20− j 50 −10+ j 20 −10+ j30
Y bus = −10+ j 20 26− j 52 −16+ j 32
−10+ j 30 −16 + j 32 26− j 62

Bus V ∠δ Remarks
P (p.u) Q (p.u)
No (p.u)
1 …. …. 1.05 ∠ 0 ° Slack
2 −4 −2.5 V 2 ∠ δ2 PQ
3 2 Q3 1.04 ∠ δ 3 PV

Reactive power constraint


1 p . u ≤ Q3 ≤ 1.5 p . u

Solution:
P2=−4 , Q2=−2.5 , P3=2

0
V 1=1.05∠0 ° (Slack Bus)
0
V 2=1∠ 0 ° (Assuming Flat Voltage Start)
0
V 3=1.04 ∠ 0 °(Assuming Flat Voltage Start)

¿
1
[
−4+ j2.5
26− j52 ( 1 ∠ 0 )¿
−(−10+ j 20 ) ( 1.05 ∠ 0° )−(−16+ j32 ) ( 1.04 ∠ 0 ° )
]
¿ 0.9755 ∠−2.4856 °

¿
Q13=−ℑ[ ( V 30) {Y 31 V 01 +Y 32 V 12 +Y 33 V 30 }]
¿
¿−ℑ[ ( 1.04 ∠ 0° ) { (−10+ j 30 ) ( 1.05 ∠ 0 ° )+ (−16+ j 32 ) ( 0.9755∠−2.4856 ° ) +(26− j 62)(1.04 ∠ 0°)}]

¿−ℑ[2.3924− j1.1611]

¿ 1.1611
(The reactive power at bus 3 does not violate the power constraints as it is in between 1 and 1.5 pu)
1 1
δ 3=angle [V 3 ]

¿ angle ¿

1 2− j1.1611
¿ angle [ { − (−10+ j 30 ) (1.05 ∠ 0 ° )− (−16+ j 32 ) ( 0.9755 ∠−2.4856 ° ) }]
26− j 62 1.04 ∠0 °

¿ angle [ 1.0378− j0.0051 ]


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Numerical Problems on Load Flow Analysis (GS)
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¿−0.2857 °

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Eastern University

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