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    This document appears to be an exam for a power systems operation and control course given the questions asked. It contains: - 10 short answer questions worth 2 marks each in Part A - 5 long answer questions worth 16 marks each in Part B The questions cover topics such as connected and maximum demand, load factor, reactive power sources and control, voltage control methods, functions of an energy control center, power system operating states and security levels, plant and system level controls, load characteristics, excitation system transfer functions, and SCADA system components and functions.

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    This document appears to be an exam for a power systems operation and control course given the questions asked. It contains: - 10 short answer questions worth 2 marks each in Part A - 5 long answer questions worth 16 marks each in Part B The questions cover topics such as connected and maximum demand, load factor, reactive power sources and control, voltage control methods, functions of an energy control center, power system operating states and security levels, plant and system level controls, load characteristics, excitation system transfer functions, and SCADA system components and functions.

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    Reg No

    ROEVER COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY


    ELAMBALUR, PERAMBALUR 621 220

    Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering


    MODEL-1 EXAMINATION
    EE6603 POWER SYSTEM OPERATION AND CONTROL
    (Regulation 2013)

    Time: Three Hours


    Year/ Sem /Dept.: III/VI/EEE

    Maximum Marks: 100 marks


    Date: 29/04/16(AN)

    Part A (10*2=20)
    Answer all questions
    1) What is meant by connected load?
    2) Define Load factor?
    3) State Diversity factor?
    4) What are the sources of reactive power? How it is controlled?
    5) What is synchronous condenser?
    6) What is the use of off-load tap changer and TCUL?
    7) Define SCADA system?
    8) Define state estimation?
    9) State the advantages of forward DP approach?
    10) Name the regional grids in Indian Power system operation and control.
    Part B (5*16=80)
    Answer all questions
    11 a) Explain the overview of power system operation and control with diagram (16)
    (Or)
    b) (i) Describe about the different reserve requirements in power systems operation. (4)
    (ii) A generating station has the following daily load cycle:
    Time in (hrs)
    Load(MW)

    0-6
    20

    6-10
    25

    10-12
    30

    12-16
    25

    16-20
    35

    20-24
    20

    Draw the load curve and calculate maximum demand, units generated per day, average
    load, load factor. (12)
    12 a) (i) Discuss generation and absorption of Reactive Power (8)
    (ii) Explain how voltage control can be affected by injection of Reactive Power (8)
    (Or)
    b) Discuss about the various methods of voltage control. (16)
    13 a) List and brief the various functions of energy control Centre. (16)
    (Or)
    b) Draw a state transition diagram of a power system showing different sets of operating states
    classified according to security level. Mark on the diagram and explain the state transitions that
    may occur due to system disturbances and also the different control actions that can be taken to
    improve the security level of the system. (16)
    14 a) Briefly explain about the plant level and the system level controls. (16)
    (Or)
    b) List and discuss the classification of power system loads and its important characteristics. (16)

    15 a) Draw the circuit diagram for a typical excitation system and derive the transfer function model
    and draw the block diagram (16)
    (Or)
    b) Explain the hardware components and functional aspects of SCADA system using a fundamental
    block diagram. (16)
    HOD/EEE

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