Power System Analysis

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This Power System (PS) Analysis course is essential for undergraduate third-year Electrical Engineering scholars, which will introduce and explain the fundamental concepts in the field of electrical (PS) engineering.

The basic concepts of the per-unit system will be presented along with their applications in circuit applications. Transmission line parameters, their calculations, and the modeling will be introduced. Basic load flow algorithms will be covered in detail along with short-circuiting analysis and the method of symmetrical elements.

Unbalanced fault analysis and basic power system stability analysis will also be included in this lecture series. By the end of the program, the students should be able to gather high-quality knowledge of electrical (PS) components, their operation strategies, and stability analysis.

 

INTENDED AUDIENCE: BE/B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering
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What Will You Learn?

  • Week 1: Structure Of Power System and Few Other Aspects
  • Week 2: Resistance, Inductance, and Capacitance of Transmission Lines
  • Week 3: Power System Components and Per Unit System
  • Week 4: Characteristics and Performance of Transmission Lines
  • Week 5: Load Flow Analysis
  • Week 6: Load Flow Analysis (Contd.)
  • Week 7: Optimal System Operation
  • Week 8: Optimal System Operation (Contd.)
  • Week 9: Symmetrical Fault
  • Week 10:Symmetrical Components
  • Week 11:Unbalanced Fault Analysis
  • Week 12:Power System Stability

Course Content

Power System Analysis

  • Lecture 60 : Power system stability (Contd.)
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  • Lecture 44 : Optimal system operation (Contd.)
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  • Lecture 43 : Optimal system operation (Contd.)
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  • Lecture 42 : Optimal system operation (Contd.)
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  • Lecture 41 : Optimal system operation (Contd.)
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  • Lecture 40 : Optimal system operation (Contd.)
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  • Lecture 39 : Optimal system operation (Contd.)
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  • Lecture 38 : Optimal system operation (Contd.)
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  • Lecture 37 : Optimal system operation
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  • Lecture 36 : Load flow studies (Contd.)
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  • Lecture 35: Load flow studies(Contd.)
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  • Lecture 34: Load flow studies(Contd.)
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  • Lecture 33: Load flow studies(Contd.)
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  • Lecture 32: Load flow studies(Contd.)
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  • Lecture 45 : Three phase fault studies
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  • Lecture 46 :Three phase fault studies (Contd.)
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  • Lecture 59 : Power system stability (Contd.)
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  • Lecture 58 : Power system stability (Contd.)
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  • Lecture 57 : Power system stability (Contd.)
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  • Lecture 56 : Power system stability (Contd.)
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  • Lecture 55: Power system stability
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  • Lecture 54: Symmetrical components (Contd.)
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  • Lecture 53: Symmetrical components (Contd.)
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  • Lecture 52: Symmetrical components (Contd.)
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  • Lecture 51:Symmetrical components (Contd.)
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  • Lecture 50 : Symmetrical components (Contd.)
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  • Lecture 49 : Symmetrical components
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  • Lecture 48 : Three phase fault studies (Contd.)
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  • Lecture 47 : Three phase fault studies (Contd.)
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  • Lecture 31: Load flow studies(Contd.)
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  • Lecture 30 : Load flow studies(Contd.)
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  • Lecture 14: Capacitance of Transmisson Lines (Contd.)
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  • Lecture 13: Capacitance of Transmisson Lines (Contd.)
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  • Lecture 12: Capacitance of Transmisson Lines (Contd.)
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  • Lecture 11: Capacitance of Transmisson Lines
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  • Lecture 10 : Resistance and Inductance (Contd.)
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  • Lecture 9 : Resistance and Inductance (Contd.)
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  • Lecture 8 : Resistance and Inductance (Contd.)
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  • Lecture 7 : Resistance and Inductance (Contd.)
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  • Lecture 6 : Resistance and Inductance (Contd.)
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  • Lecture 5 : Resistance and Inductance (Contd.)
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  • Lecture 4 : Resistance and Inductance
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  • Lecture 3: Structure of Power Systems and Few other Aspects – III
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  • Lecture 2 : Structure of Power Systems and Few other Aspects – II
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  • Lecture 15: Power System Componets and per-unit system
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  • Lecture 16: Power System Components and per-unit system(Contd.)
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  • Lecture 29 : Load flow studies(Contd.)
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  • Lecture 28 : Load flow studies(Contd.)
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  • Lecture 27 : Load flow studies(Contd.)
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  • Lecture 26 : Load flow studies
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  • Lecture 25 : Characteristic and performance of transmission lines(Contd.)
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  • Lecture 24 : Characteristic and performance of transmission lines(Contd.)
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  • Lecture 23 : Characteristic and performance of transmission lines(Contd.)
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  • Lecture 22 : Characteristic and performance of transmission lines(Contd.)
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  • Lecture 21 : Characteristic and performance of transmission lines
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  • Lecture 20: Power System Componets and per-unit system(Contd.)
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  • Lecture 19: Power System Components and per-unit system(Contd.)
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  • Lecture 18: Power System Components and per-unit system(Contd.)
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  • Lecture 17: Power System Componets and per-unit system(Contd.)
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  • Lecture 1 : Structure of Power Systems and Few other Aspects – I
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