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G-S first iteration with PV bus
Short answer
At end of first iteration: Q2 = 0.4375 pu, V2 = 1.05∠18.08° pu, V3 = 0.8335∠-16.52° pu. Computed by forming Ybus, finding Q2, updating V2 resetting magnitude, then V3.
For the system shown in figure, determine the voltage at the end of the first iteration by G-S method. Neglect limits on reactive power generation. Bus 1: Slack bus, V = 1∠0°; Bus 2: P-V bus, V = 1.05 pu, PG = 3 pu; Bus 3: P-Q bus, PL = 4 pu, QL = 2 pu. [Figure: line 1-2 j0.3, line 1-3 j0.2, line 2-3 j0.2; generators at buses 1 and 2, load at bus 3]
Bus 1 is the slack bus (), bus 2 a PV bus ( pu, pu) and bus 3 a PQ bus (, pu). Initial values: , . Q-limits are neglected.
Y-bus
First Gauss-Seidel iteration
Iteration 1
Answer (end of first iteration): pu, pu, pu.
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