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EEK202 EEK202 Power system protection and monitoring lp2 HT21 (7.5 hp)

Course is offered by the department of Electrical Engineering

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  • examiner
  • lecturer
  • teachers
  • supervisors

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Course purpose

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Schedule

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Course literature

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Also list reference literature, further reading, and other non-mandatory texts.

Course design

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  • lectures
  • exervises
  • laboratory work
  • projects
  • supervision
  • feedback
  • seminars

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Do not forget to describe any resources that students need to use, such as lab equipment, studios, workshops, physical or digital materials.

You should be clear how missed deadlines and revisions are handled.

Changes made since the last occasion

A summary of changes made since the last occasion.

Learning objectives and syllabus

Learning objectives:

i) with regards to the knowledge gained:

  • Calculate fault currents for balanced (using Thevenin's theorem) and unbalanced faults (using symmetrical components) for a simple power system.
  • Propose grounding methods for various type of grids and evaluate their effects on faults currents.
  • Evaluate the effects of magnetic saturations of relay instrument devices on measurement accuracy and relay's performance. 
  • Propose protection schemes (e.g., overcurrent protection - non-directional and directional) for distribution systems for various grid structures and perform relay settings and coordination study.
  • Choose protection schemes (e.g., distance protection) for transmission systems and perform relays settings and coordination study for various conditions (e.g., considering parallel lines, in-feeds, high fault resistance, etc.)
  • Propose protection schemes for generators, bus-bars and transformers and determine correct relay settings. 
  • Describe the main the roles of SCADA/EMS in operating power systems, its functionalities and perform calculations of power system states based on measurements.
ii) with regards to the skills developed:
  • Simulate the power system and perform balanced and unbalanced fault analysis and analyze the results for various system conditions using a specialized power system protection software (e.g., CAPE).
  • Carry out relay settings and coordination studies for distribution and transmission systems a using specialized power system protection software (e.g., CAPE).
  • Collaborate to work in team to manage projects and lab experiment.

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Study plan

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Examination form

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  • what components are included, the purpose of these, and how they contribute to the learning objectives
  • how compulsory and/or voluntary components contribute to the final grade
  • grading limits and any other requirements for all forms of examination in order to pass the course (compulsory components)
  • examination form, e.g. if the examination is conducted as a digital examination
  • time and place of examination, both written exams and other exams such as project presentations
  • aids permitted during examinations, as well as which markings, indexes and notes in aids are permitted

Do not forget to be extra clear with project assignments; what is the problem, what should be done, what is the expected result, and how should this result be reported. Details such as templates for project reports, what happens at missed deadlines etc. are extra important to include.

Course summary:

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