- 2078 Bhadra · 8 marks
Ybus for 3-bus system (2078)
Short answer
Invert line impedances to get admittances. Diagonal elements sum of line admittances at each bus; off-diagonals are negative of the corresponding line admittance. Ybus = [[20–j50, –10+j20, –10+j30]; [–10+j20, 26–j52, –16+j32]; [–10+j30, –16+j32, 26–j62]] pu. Bus 1 slack, Bus2 PQ, Bus3 PV.
For a three phase system as shown in figure below, compute the YBus Matrix. [Figure: bus 1 V1 = 1.05∠0; Z12 = 0.02 + j0.04, Z13 = 0.01 + j0.03, Z23 = 0.0125 + j0.025; bus 2: P2 = −4.0 pu, Q2 = −2.5 pu; bus 3: P3 = 2.0 pu, V3 = 1.04 pu, (1.0 ≤ Q3 ≤ 1.5) pu]
depends only on the network impedances; the bus data (, , , , , Q limits) are needed later for load flow, not for . No line charging is given, so it is neglected.
Step 1: Line admittances
Step 2: Diagonal elements
Step 3: Off-diagonal elements
Answer:
For the load flow that follows: bus 1 is the slack bus (), bus 2 is a PQ (load) bus, and bus 3 is a PV bus (, , with Q limits).
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