Power System Planning and Design

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Code: 2180903 Credits: 5 Semester 8 Electrical Engineering

Power System Planning and Design

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Power System Planning and Design Syllabus — Unit-wise Content

The official GTU curriculum for Power System Planning and Design (subject code 2180903) as prescribed for Electrical Engineering · Semester 8 divides the course into 7 units, covering 60 listed topics. The unit-wise breakdown below is read from the GTU syllabus document for this subject code, so you can check what the course actually covers before deciding which papers to attempt.

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Unit 1 Transmission lines design

10 lecture hours

  • Requirements of transmission lines
  • selection of voltage for high-voltage transmission lines
  • choice of conductors
  • spacing of conductors
  • specifications of transmission lines
  • surge- impedance loading of transmission lines
  • electrical design of transmission lines
  • main considerations in the mechanical design of transmission lines
  • sag-tension relation
  • stringing of transmission lines
  • towers Design of EHV transmission lines : transmission of electric power at extra- high voltage
  • design considerations of EHV lines
  • selection and spacing of conductors
  • radio and television interference
  • insulation co- ordination

Unit 2 Design of distribution systems

8 lecture hours

  • Development of a distribution plan
  • transmission and distribution systems
  • types of distribution systems arrangements
  • primary distribution design
  • secondary distribution design
  • distribution substations
  • calculation of distributor sizes: voltage drops
  • voltage regulation
  • Lamp flicker[1]

Unit 3 Design of power system

5 lecture hours

  • selection of sizes and location of generating stations
  • selection and specifications of transmission lines
  • sizes and location of substations

Unit 4 Power System Earthing

5 lecture hours

  • tolerable limits of body currents
  • soil resistivity
  • earth resistance
  • tolerable step and, actual step and touch voltage
  • design of earthing grid
  • concrete encased electrodes
  • tower footing resistance
  • measurement of earth resistance R, measurement of soil resistivity
  • impulse behavior of earthing system.[2]

Unit 5 Insulation Co-ordination

5 lecture hours

  • determination of line insulation
  • B.I.L and insulation levels of sub-station equipment
  • lightning arrester selection
  • power system overvoltages
  • tentative selection of arrestor voltage ratings
  • selection of arrestor discharge currents
  • arrestor discharge voltage
  • establishment of impulse voltage level of equipment
  • protective margin
  • establishment of separation limits
  • location of lightening arrestor[3]

Unit 6 Power system improvement

4 lecture hours

  • methods of power system improvement
  • power system improvement scheme
  • determination of the voltage regulation and losses in a power system
  • shifting of distribution transformer centre
  • financial aspects of the power system improvement scheme[1]

Unit 7 Power system planning

5 lecture hours

  • methods of power system planning
  • forecasting load and energy requirements
  • generation planning
  • transmission system planning
  • distribution system planning
  • reliability of electrical power systems
  • methods of measuring power system reliability[1] Note: It is suggested that based on the above syllabus
  • visits for LT/HT Electrification and 220KV/ 400 KV substations should be carried out

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