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A series of mathematical equations and calculations related to the analysis and solution of an ag fault in advanced power systems protection. The simulation of an ag fault, the use of the 'papoulis' method to solve by partial fractions, and the determination of steady-state impedance and spiral impedance. The document also includes various constants, frequencies, and time values.
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Advanced Power Systems Protection Spring 2009
ω ⋅XCt
XCt :=3 Im Zc⋅ ( ) XCt =− 4
L Xt L =0. ω
Xt :=2 Im Zsp⋅ ( )+ 2 Im Zlp⋅ ( )+ Im Zs0( )+Im Zl0( ) Xt =22.
R :=2 Re Zsp⋅ ( )+ 2 Re Zlp⋅ ( )+ Re Zs0( )+Re Zl0( ) R =4.
simulate an AG fault
Zc 4 Zc =−1.3333i 3
:= ⋅e i⋅^ −^90 ⋅DR
Zs0 :=1 e⋅ i 80⋅^ ⋅DR Zs0 =0.1736 +0.9848i
Zsp :=1 e⋅ i 85⋅^ ⋅DR Zsp =0.0872 +0.9962i
Zl0 :=12 e⋅ i 75⋅^ ⋅DR Zl0 =3.1058 +11.5911i
Zlp :=4 e⋅ i 80⋅^ ⋅DR Zlp =0.6946 +3.9392i
DR π ω := 2 ⋅π ⋅ 60 ω =376. 180
Series capacitor solution:
file name: SeriesCap_2.mcd
Advanced Power Systems Protection Spring 2009
β 2 b (^) β 2 =153. a 2 4
β 1 :=ω := −
α 1 := 0 α^2 α^2 =40.
a 2
b 1 b =2.5326 × 10 4 L C⋅
a R a =81. L
n V n =1.5914 × 10 3 L
Use the ' trick of Papoulis ' method to solve by Partial Fractions
2 2 2
2 2
2 2
t :=0 0.001, ..0.
V := 67 ⋅ 2 θ := 0
Advanced Power Systems Protection Spring 2009
(^200) 0.017 0.033 0.05 0.067 0.083 0.1 0.12 0.13 0.15 0.
0
20
Fault Current
Time (seconds)
f1 t( ) f2 t( )
t
(^300) 0.017 0.033 0.05 0.067 0.083 0.1 0.12 0.13 0.15 0.
20
10
0
10
20
Current
i t( )
t
Advanced Power Systems Protection Spring 2009
vbus t( ) :=f1 t( ) +f2 t( )
f2 t( ) M β 2
:= ⋅ e −^ α^2 ⋅t⋅sin (^ β2 t⋅ +A2)
A2 :=arg M( ) A2 =0.
V s⋅ L
Rl + s Ll⋅^1 s C⋅
⋅ ⋅(ω^ ⋅ cos (θ^ ⋅DR)+s sin⋅ (θ^ ⋅DR))
s^2 +ω^2
s :=−α 2 +i ⋅β 2
f1 t( ) M β 1
:= ⋅ e −^ α^1 ⋅t⋅sin (^ β1 t⋅ +A1)
A1 :=arg M( ) A1 =−0.
V s⋅ L
Rl + s Ll⋅^1 s C⋅
⋅ ⋅(ω^ ⋅ cos (θ^ ⋅DR)+s sin⋅ (θ^ ⋅DR))
s^2 + a s⋅ +b
s :=i ⋅ω
2 2 2
= ⋅ + ⋅ + ∫ ⋅
ω
ω θ θ
Ll Xl Ll =0. ω
Xl :=2 Im Zlp⋅ ( )+Im Zl0( ) Xl =19.
Rl :=2 Re Zlp⋅ ( )+Re Zl0( ) Rl =4.
Advanced Power Systems Protection Spring 2009
I dt 1 32
t ←x dt⋅ C (^) x ←i t( )
for x ∈0 1, .. 320
k :=0 1, .. 31
a :=0 1, ..N 32⋅
(^400 50 100 150 )
20
0
20
I (^) a
a
V dt 1 32
t ←x dt⋅ C (^) x ←vbus t( )
for x ∈0 1, .. 320
(^1000 50 100 150 )
0
100
V (^) a
a
Advanced Power Systems Protection Spring 2009
Vph M ←submatrix V x 2( , ⋅ , x 2⋅ + 31 , 0 , 0 )
val (^) x^2 K ⋅ 2 k
M (^) k e
− i⋅ 2 ⋅ πk K
⋅
for x ∈0 1, ..( N) 16⋅
val
Z0 :=Zl0 +Zc Z1 :=Zlp +Zc
Iph M ←submatrix I x 2( , ⋅ , x 2⋅ + 31 , 0 , 0 )
val (^) x^2 K ⋅ 2 k
M (^) k e
− i⋅ 2 ⋅ πk K
⋅
val (^) x val (^) x
(Z0 −Z1) val ⋅ (^) x 3 Z1⋅
for x ∈0 1, ..(N ) 16⋅
val
spiral impedance:
z
val (^) x
Vph (^) x Iphx
for x ∈0 1, ..(N ) 16⋅
val
zone 1 mho: m := 0 1, .. 360 reach :=2.
θm := m DR⋅ ang := 80
mhom reach 2
steady-state impedance:
sz
Zlp Zlp +Zc