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| adam_text | CONTENTS
Preface
хш
1.
The Physics of Electricity
1
1.1
Basic Quantities
1
1.1.1
Introduction I
1.1.2
Charge
2
1.1.3
Potential or Voltage
3
1.1.4
Ground
5
1.1.5
Conductivity
5
1.1.6
Current
6
1.2
Ohm s law
8
1.2.1
Resistance
9
1.2.2
Conductance
10
1.2.3
Insulation
11
1.3
Circuit Fundamentals
11
1.3.1
Static Charge
И
1.3.2
Electric Circuits
12
1.3.3
Voltage Drop
13
1.3.4
Electric Shock
13
1.4
Resistive Heating
14
1.4.1
Calculating Resistive Heating
15
1.4.2
Transmission Voltage and Resistive Losses
17
1.5
Electric and Magnetic Fields
18
1.5.1
The Field as a Concept
18
1.5.2
Electric Fields
19
1.5.3
Magnetic Fields
21
1.5.4
Electromagnetic Induction
24
1.5.5
Electromagnetic Fields and Health Effects
25
1.5.6
Electromagnetic Radiation
26
2.
Basic Circuit Analysis
30
2.1
Modeling Circuits
30
VIU
CONTENTS
2.2
Series and Parallel Circuits
31
2.2.1
Resistance in
Series
32
2.2.2
Resistance in Parallel
33
2.2.3
Network Reduction
35
2.2.4
Practical Aspects
36
2.3
Kirchhoffs Laws
37
2.3.1 Kirchhoff
s
Voltage Law
38
2.3.2 Kirchhoff
s
Current Law
39
2.3.3
Application to Simple Circuits
40
2.3.4
The Superposition Principle
41
2.4
Magnetic Circuits
44
3.
AC Power
49
3.1
Alternating Current and Voltage
49
3.1.1
Historical Notes
49
3.1.2
Mathematical Description
50
3.1.3
Therms Value
53
3.2
Reactance
55
3.2.1
Inductance
55
3.2.2
Capacitance
58
3.2.3
Impedance
64
3.2.4
Admittance
64
3.3
Power
66
3.3.1
Definition of Electric Power
66
3.3.2
Complex Power
68
3.3.3
The Significance of Reactive Power
73
3.4
Phasor Notation
75
3.4.1
Phasors as Graphics
75
3.4.2
Phasors as Exponentials
78
3.4.3
Operations with Phasors
80
4.
Generators
85
4.
1 The Simple Generator
86
4.2
The Synchronous Generator
92
4.2.1
Basic Components and Functioning
92
4.2.2
Other Design Aspects
97
4.3
Operational Control of Synchronous Generators
100
4.3.1
Single Generator: Real Power
100
4.3.2
Single Generator: Reactive Power
101
4.3.3
Multiple Generators: Real Power
107
4.3.4
Multiple Generators: Reactive Power
1 12
CONTENTS
IX
4.4
Operating
Limits 115
4.5
The Induction
Generator 118
4.5.1
General Characteristics
118
4.5.2
Electromagnetic Characteristics
120
4.6
Inverters
123
5.
Loads
127
5.1
Resistive Loads
128
5.2
Motors
131
5.3
Electronic Devices
134
5.4
Load from the System Perspective
136
5.4.1
Coincident and Noncoincident Demand
137
5.4.2
Load Profiles and Load Duration Curve
138
5.5
Single- and Multiphase Connections
140
6.
Transmission and Distribution
144
6.1
System Structure
144
6.1.1
Historical Notes
144
6.1.2
Structural Features
147
6.1.3
Sample Diagram
149
6.1.4
Topology
150
6.1.5
Loop Flow
153
6.1.6
Stations and Substations
156
6.1.7
Reconfiguring the System
158
6.2
Three-Phase Transmission
159
6.2.1
Rationale for Three Phases
160
6.2.2
Balancing Loads
163
6.2.3
Delta and Wye Connections
164
6.2.4
Per-Phase Analysis
166
6.2.5
Three-Phase Power
166
6.2.6
D.C. Transmission
167
6.3
Transformers
168
6.3.1
General Properties
168
6.3.2
Transformer Heating
170
6.3.3
Delta and Wye Transformers
172
6.4
Characteristics of Power Lines
175
6.4.1
Conductors
175
6.4.2
Towers, Insulators, and Other Components
179
6.5
Loading
182
6.5.1
Thermal Limits
182
6.5.2
Stability Limit
183
X
CONTENTS
6.6
Voltage
Control
184
6.7
Protection
188
6.7.1 Basics
of
Protection
and Protective
Devices
188
6.7.2
Protection Coordination
192
7.
Power Flow Analysis
195
7.1
Introduction 1
95
7.2
The Power Flow Problem
197
7.2.1
Network Representation
197
7.2.2
Choice of Variables
198
7.2.3
Types of Buses
201
7.2.4
Variables for Balancing Real Power
■ 201
7.2.5
Variables for Balancing Reactive Power
202
7.2.6
The Slack Bus
204
7.2.7
Summary of Variables
205
7.3
Example with Interpretation of Results
206
7.3.1
Six-Bus Example
206
7.3.2
Tweaking the Case
210
7.3.3
Conceptualizing Power Flow
21 1
7.4
Power Flow Equations and Solution Methods
214
7.4.1
Derivation of Power Flow Equations
214
7.4.2
Solution Methods
217
7.4.3
Decoupled Power Flow
224
7.5
Applications and Optimal Power Flow
226
8.
System Performance
229
8.1
Reliability
229
8.1.1
Measures of Reliability
229
8.1.2
Valuation of Reliability
231
8.2
Security
233
8.3
Stability
234
8.3.1
The Concept of Stability
234
8.3.2
Steady-State Stability
236
8.3.3
Dynamic Stability
240
8.3.4
Voltage Stability
249
8.4
Power Quality
250
8.4.1
Voltage
251
8.4.2
Frequency
253
8.4.3
Waveform
255
CONTENTS
XI
9. System Operation, Management, and New Technology 259
9.1 Operation and
Control
on Different Time Scales
260
9.1.1
The Scale ol a Cycle
26
1
9.1.2
The Scale of Real-Time Operation
262
9.1.3
The Scale or Scheduling
264
9.1.4
The Planning Scale
267
9.2
New Technology
268
9.2.1
Storage
268
9.2.2
Distributed Generation
271
9.2.3
Automation
278
9.2.4
FACTS
280
9.3
Human Factors
281
9.3.1
Operators and Engineers
281
9.3.2
Cognitive Representations ol Power Systems
282
9.3.3
Operational Criteria
285
9.3.4
Implications lor Technological Innovation
291
9.4
Implications for Restructuring
292
Appendix: Symbols, Units, Abbreviations, and Acronyms
298
Index
302
Electric Power Systems
explains and illustrates how the electric grid works in a clear, straightforward
style that makes highly technical material accessible. It begins with a thorough discussion of the
underlying physical concepts of electricity, circuits, and complex power that serves as a foundation
for more advanced material. Readers are then introduced to the main components of electric power
systems, including generators, motors and other appliances, and transmission and distribution
equipment such as power lines, transformers, and circuit breakers. The author explains how a whole
power system is managed and coordinated, analyzed mathematically, and kept stable and reliable.
Recognizing the economic and environmental implications of electric energy production and public
concern over disruptions of service, this book exposes the challenges of producing and delivering
electricity to help inform public policy decisions. Its discussions of complex concepts such as reactive
power balance, load flow, and stability analysis, for example, offer deep insight into the complexity of
electric grid operation and demonstrate how and why physics constrains economics and politics.
Although this survival guide includes mathematical equations and formulas, it discusses their meaning
in plain English and does not assume any prior familiarity with particular notations or technical jargon.
Additional features include:
•
A glossary of symbols, units, abbreviations, and acronyms
~) Illustrations that help readers visualize processes and better understand
complex concepts
•
Detailed analysis of a case study, including a Web reference to the case,
enabling readers to test the consequences of manipulating various parameters
With its clear discussion of how electric grids work. Electric Power Systems is appropriate for a broad
readership of professionals, undergraduate and graduate students, government agency managers,
environmental advocates, and consumers.
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CONTENTS
Preface
хш
1.
The Physics of Electricity
1
1.1
Basic Quantities
1
1.1.1
Introduction I
1.1.2
Charge
2
1.1.3
Potential or Voltage
3
1.1.4
Ground
5
1.1.5
Conductivity
5
1.1.6
Current
6
1.2
Ohm's law
8
1.2.1
Resistance
9
1.2.2
Conductance
10
1.2.3
Insulation
11
1.3
Circuit Fundamentals
11
1.3.1
Static Charge
И
1.3.2
Electric Circuits
12
1.3.3
Voltage Drop
13
1.3.4
Electric Shock
13
1.4
Resistive Heating
14
1.4.1
Calculating Resistive Heating
15
1.4.2
Transmission Voltage and Resistive Losses
17
1.5
Electric and Magnetic Fields
18
1.5.1
The Field as a Concept
18
1.5.2
Electric Fields
19
1.5.3
Magnetic Fields
21
1.5.4
Electromagnetic Induction
24
1.5.5
Electromagnetic Fields and Health Effects
25
1.5.6
Electromagnetic Radiation
26
2.
Basic Circuit Analysis
30
2.1
Modeling Circuits
30
VIU
CONTENTS
2.2
Series and Parallel Circuits
31
2.2.1
Resistance in
Series
32
2.2.2
Resistance in Parallel
33
2.2.3
Network Reduction
35
2.2.4
Practical Aspects
36
2.3
Kirchhoffs Laws
37
2.3.1 Kirchhoff
s
Voltage Law
38
2.3.2 Kirchhoff'
s
Current Law
39
2.3.3
Application to Simple Circuits
40
2.3.4
The Superposition Principle
41
2.4
Magnetic Circuits
44
3.
AC Power
49
3.1
Alternating Current and Voltage
49
3.1.1
Historical Notes
49
3.1.2
Mathematical Description
50
3.1.3
Therms Value
53
3.2
Reactance
55
3.2.1
Inductance
55
3.2.2
Capacitance
58
3.2.3
Impedance
64
3.2.4
Admittance
64
3.3
Power
66
3.3.1
Definition of Electric Power
66
3.3.2
Complex Power
68
3.3.3
The Significance of Reactive Power
73
3.4
Phasor Notation
75
3.4.1
Phasors as Graphics
75
3.4.2
Phasors as Exponentials
78
3.4.3
Operations with Phasors
80
4.
Generators
85
4.
1 The Simple Generator
86
4.2
The Synchronous Generator
92
4.2.1
Basic Components and Functioning
92
4.2.2
Other Design Aspects
97
4.3
Operational Control of Synchronous Generators
100
4.3.1
Single Generator: Real Power
100
4.3.2
Single Generator: Reactive Power
101
4.3.3
Multiple Generators: Real Power
107
4.3.4
Multiple Generators: Reactive Power
1 12
CONTENTS
IX
4.4
Operating
Limits 115
4.5
The Induction
Generator 118
4.5.1
General Characteristics
118
4.5.2
Electromagnetic Characteristics
120
4.6
Inverters
123
5.
Loads
127
5.1
Resistive Loads
128
5.2
Motors
131
5.3
Electronic Devices
134
5.4
Load from the System Perspective
136
5.4.1
Coincident and Noncoincident Demand
137
5.4.2
Load Profiles and Load Duration Curve
138
5.5
Single- and Multiphase Connections
140
6.
Transmission and Distribution
144
6.1
System Structure
144
6.1.1
Historical Notes
144
6.1.2
Structural Features
147
6.1.3
Sample Diagram
149
6.1.4
Topology
150
6.1.5
Loop Flow
153
6.1.6
Stations and Substations
156
6.1.7
Reconfiguring the System
158
6.2
Three-Phase Transmission
159
6.2.1
Rationale for Three Phases
160
6.2.2
Balancing Loads
163
6.2.3
Delta and Wye Connections
164
6.2.4
Per-Phase Analysis
166
6.2.5
Three-Phase Power
166
6.2.6
D.C. Transmission
167
6.3
Transformers
168
6.3.1
General Properties
168
6.3.2
Transformer Heating
170
6.3.3
Delta and Wye Transformers
172
6.4
Characteristics of Power Lines
175
6.4.1
Conductors
175
6.4.2
Towers, Insulators, and Other Components
179
6.5
Loading
182
6.5.1
Thermal Limits
182
6.5.2
Stability Limit
183
X
CONTENTS
6.6
Voltage
Control
184
6.7
Protection
188
6.7.1 Basics
of
Protection
and Protective
Devices
188
6.7.2
Protection Coordination
192
7.
Power Flow Analysis
195
7.1
Introduction 1
95
7.2
The Power Flow Problem
197
7.2.1
Network Representation
197
7.2.2
Choice of Variables
198
7.2.3
Types of Buses
201
7.2.4
Variables for Balancing Real Power
■ 201
7.2.5
Variables for Balancing Reactive Power
202
7.2.6
The Slack Bus
204
7.2.7
Summary of Variables
205
7.3
Example with Interpretation of Results
206
7.3.1
Six-Bus Example
206
7.3.2
Tweaking the Case
210
7.3.3
Conceptualizing Power Flow
21 1
7.4
Power Flow Equations and Solution Methods
214
7.4.1
Derivation of Power Flow Equations
214
7.4.2
Solution Methods
217
7.4.3
Decoupled Power Flow
224
7.5
Applications and Optimal Power Flow
226
8.
System Performance
229
8.1
Reliability
229
8.1.1
Measures of Reliability
229
8.1.2
Valuation of Reliability
231
8.2
Security
233
8.3
Stability
234
8.3.1
The Concept of Stability
234
8.3.2
Steady-State Stability
236
8.3.3
Dynamic Stability
240
8.3.4
Voltage Stability
249
8.4
Power Quality
250
8.4.1
Voltage
251
8.4.2
Frequency
253
8.4.3
Waveform
255
CONTENTS
XI
9. System Operation, Management, and New Technology 259
9.1 Operation and
Control
on Different Time Scales
260
9.1.1
The Scale ol' a Cycle
26
1
9.1.2
The Scale of Real-Time Operation
262
9.1.3
The Scale or'Scheduling
264
9.1.4
The Planning Scale
267
9.2
New Technology
268
9.2.1
Storage
268
9.2.2
Distributed Generation
271
9.2.3
Automation
278
9.2.4
FACTS
280
9.3
Human Factors
281
9.3.1
Operators and Engineers
281
9.3.2
Cognitive Representations ol' Power Systems
282
9.3.3
Operational Criteria
285
9.3.4
Implications lor Technological Innovation
291
9.4
Implications for Restructuring
292
Appendix: Symbols, Units, Abbreviations, and Acronyms
298
Index
302
Electric Power Systems
explains and illustrates how the electric grid works in a clear, straightforward
style that makes highly technical material accessible. It begins with a thorough discussion of the
underlying physical concepts of electricity, circuits, and complex power that serves as a foundation
for more advanced material. Readers are then introduced to the main components of electric power
systems, including generators, motors and other appliances, and transmission and distribution
equipment such as power lines, transformers, and circuit breakers. The author explains how a whole
power system is managed and coordinated, analyzed mathematically, and kept stable and reliable.
Recognizing the economic and environmental implications of electric energy production and public
concern over disruptions of service, this book exposes the challenges of producing and delivering
electricity to help inform public policy decisions. Its discussions of complex concepts such as reactive
power balance, load flow, and stability analysis, for example, offer deep insight into the complexity of
electric grid operation and demonstrate how and why physics constrains economics and politics.
Although this survival guide includes mathematical equations and formulas, it discusses their meaning
in plain English and does not assume any prior familiarity with particular notations or technical jargon.
Additional features include:
•
A glossary of symbols, units, abbreviations, and acronyms
~) Illustrations that help readers visualize processes and better understand
complex concepts
•
Detailed analysis of a case study, including a Web reference to the case,
enabling readers to test the consequences of manipulating various parameters
With its clear discussion of how electric grids work. Electric Power Systems is appropriate for a broad
readership of professionals, undergraduate and graduate students, government agency managers,
environmental advocates, and consumers. |
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