30 Avar 50 MW LI 30 Iver 50 MW 3 L2 Circuit Breaker G2 180 M 7 30 Mar 50 MW 14 LS 5. 13 30 Ever 50 MW 50 MW 30 Avar Generator Ratings G1: 100 MVA,13.8 kV, x-0.12.x2 -0.14x0-0.05 per unit G2: 200 MVA, 15.0 kV, x=0.12.x2 -0.14.x0-0.05 per unit The generator neutrals are solidly grounded Transformer Ratings T1: 100 MVA,13.8 kVA/230 kVY, x-0.1 per unit T2: 200 MVA, 15 kVA/230 kVY, x-0.1 per unit The transformer neutrals are solidly grounded Transmission Line Ratings All Lines: 230 kV, z₁ -0.08 10.5 /km, 20 0.2+1.5 Qkm, y₁ = 3.3 E-6 S/km, Maximum MVA - 400 Line Lengths: L₁-15 km. L2 assigned by the instructor ( 20 to 50 km), L340 km, L15 km, Ls = 50 km. Power Flow Data Bus 1: Swing bus, V₁ = 13.8 kV, a₁ = 0° Bus 2,3,4,5,6: Load buses Bus 7: Constant voltage magnitude bus, V7 15 kV, PG7 = 180 MW, - 87 Mar < OG7 < + $7 Mar System Base Quantities Spase-100 MVA (three-phase) Vbase 13.8 kV (line-to-line) in the zone of G1
For the single-line diagram in the image, convert the zero-, positive-, and negative-sequence reactance date to per-unit using the given base quantities. Use subtransient machine reactances.
Then, USE PowerWorld Simulator, create the generator, transmission line, and transformer input data files.
Next, run the Simulator to compute subtransient fault currents for (1) single line-to-ground, (2) line-to-line, and (3) double line-to-ground bolted faults at each bus. Assume 1.0 per unit prefault voltage and neglect prefault load currents and all losses. Note: L2 = 25 km
Show input data files (machine, transmission line and transformers), output data (fault currents, bus volatges and line currents), and screenshots of the Simulation.
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