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    Exercise 1 - Load Flow and Short Circuit

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    This document contains network data for modeling a high voltage and low voltage power system, including two scenarios, for the purposes of load flow and short circuit analysis. It includes data on the external grid connection, overhead and underground transmission lines, loads, generators, two-winding and three-winding transformers, a motor, and capacitor bank. The network contains one generator, five loads, and five transformers connecting the high voltage and low voltage systems. Scenario 1 and 2 have different line lengths for line L5.

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    This document contains network data for modeling a high voltage and low voltage power system, including two scenarios, for the purposes of load flow and short circuit analysis. It includes data on the external grid connection, overhead and underground transmission lines, loads, generators, two-winding and three-winding transformers, a motor, and capacitor bank. The network contains one generator, five loads, and five transformers connecting the high voltage and low voltage systems. Scenario 1 and 2 have different line lengths for line L5.

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    This document contains network data for modeling a high voltage and low voltage power system, including two scenarios, for the purposes of load flow and short circuit analysis. It includes data on the external grid connection, overhead and underground transmission lines, loads, generators, two-winding and three-winding transformers, a motor, and capacitor bank. The network contains one generator, five loads, and five transformers connecting the high voltage and low voltage systems. Scenario 1 and 2 have different line lengths for line L5.

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    Exercise 1 - Load Flow and Short Circuit

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    Exercise 1: Modelling for Load Flow and Short Circuit

    High Voltage diagram:

    Low Voltage diagram:

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    Load Flow and Short Circuit – Exercise 1
    Scenario 1:

    Scenario 2:

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    Load Flow and Short Circuit – Exercise 1
    Network Data
    External Grid
    Name LF type Ik"mín Ik"máx Ik"mín Ik"máx R(1)/X(1) R(1)/X(1) R(0)/X(0) R(0)/X(0) V oper Z(0)/Z(1) Z(0)/Z(1)
    (trif.) (trif.) (monof.) (monof.) mín máx mín máx mín máx
    kA kA %
    SIN SL 10 10 7.5 7.5 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 100 2 2

    Lines:
    Name Type Lenght Type of line R(1) X(1) B(1)
    R(0) X(0) B(0) Irmáx
    Ohm/. Ohm/.
    km Ohm/... Ohm/... uS/... uS/... A
    .. ..
    L1 100 Overhead 0.1 0.45 3,5 0.36 1.5 1,8 868

    L2 100 Overhead 0.1 0.45 3,5 0.36 1.5 1,8 868


    N2XSY
    L3 1X400 25 Cable 0.055 0.098 175,3 1 1 175,3 0
    10kV DE
    L4 20 Overhead 0.046 0.96 0 0,092 1,92 0 739

    L5 10-2* Overhead 0.055 0.098 0 1 1 0 665


    *Lenghs for Scenario 1 and Scenario 2 respectively.

    Loads:
    Name LF type P Q S Cosphi Unit
    C1 PQ 56 42 - - HV
    C2 PQ 10 7 - - HV
    C3 SC - - 40 0.9 HV
    C4 PQ 1600 900 - - LV
    C5 PQ 4 2 - - HV

    Generators:
    xd" Earthing LF
    Name Type Sr Vr cosphi xd sat xd' sat x(2) x(0) V oper P oper
    sat Re Type
    - MVA kV - % % % % % Ohm - % MW
    GEN1 5 13.2 0.85 180 25 15 14 5 10 PV 104 4

    2W Transformers:
    Name Type Vector Sr Vr1 Vr2 Ukr(1) Zcc(1) Zcc(0) R(0) Earthing Earthing
    Group MVA kV kV % % % % Dev. 1. Dev. 2.

    T1 Dy1 20 220 34.5 9 0.4083 8,1 0.3675 - direct

    T3 Dy1 8 34.5 4,16 6 0.38188 5 0.31823 - direct

    T4 Dy1 2 34.5 0.48 6 0.59302 5 0.49419 - direct

    T5 Yd1 5 34.5 13.2 7 0.53646 6 0.45983 direct -

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    Load Flow and Short Circuit – Exercise 1
    1st
    Name On-load Controlled Tap Tap Tap Tap DeltaV Vset Srmín Srmáx
    Regulation
    Tap Changer Voltage node act min. r max % % MVA MVA
    T1 1 Primary Secondary 5 1 5 9 -1.5 101 20 25
    T3 0 8 8
    T4 0 2 2
    T5 0 3 3

    3W Transformers:
    Sr12 Sr23 Sr31 Vr1 Vr2 Vr3 Zcc(1) Zcc(1) Zcc(1) R(1) R(1) R(1)
    Name Type Vectorial
    12 23 31 12 23 31
    Group MVA MVA MVA kV kV kV % % % % % %

    T2 YNyn0d1 50 20 20 220 34.5 13.2 9.9 8 6 0.33 0.47 0.48

    Zcc(0) Zcc(0) Zcc(0)


    Earthing Earthing
    12 23 31
    % % % Primary side Secondary side

    9 7 5 direct direct

    Motor:
    Pr Pole Rated LF type Poper Qoper
    Name Type Sr Vr Ir cosphi Effic. Is/Ir
    mech pairs slip sr
    hp MVA kV kA - stator % MW Mvar
    0.7734 3.5665 2.6748
    M1 5500 5.573* 4,16 0.8 0.92 6 2 1 PQ oper
    * * *
    * This parameter is calculated with NEPLAN.

    Capacitor Bank:
    Name Type Vr P(1) Q(1) P(0) Q(0)
    kV MW Mvar MW Mvar
    B1 0.48 0 -0.6 0 0

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    Load Flow and Short Circuit – Exercise 1

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