Data 39 Bus
Data 39 Bus
The single line diagram, bus data,        line, generator and excitation system
data are given in the following pages.     They are taken from Athay et a1 [ 19791.
                                      TABLE A.1
                                       BUS DATA
       Bus      Type        Volts         Load       Load      Gen       Gen
               (O=P-Q)                    MW         MVAR      Load      MVAR
               (l=P-V)
        1         0                         0.0        0.0       0.0      0.0
        2         0                         0.0        0.0       0.0      0.0
        3         0                       322.0        2.40      0.0      0.0
        4         0                       500.0      184.0       0.0      0.0
        5         0                         0.0        0.0       0.0      0.0
        6         0                         0.0        0.0       0.0      0.0
        7         0                       233.8       84.0       0.0      0.0
        8         0                       522.0      176.0       0.0      0.0
        9         0                         0.0        0.0       0.0      0.0
       10         0                         0.0        0.0       0.0      0.0
       11         0                         0.0        0.0       0.0      0.0
       12         0                         7.5       88.0       0.0      0.0
       13         0                         0.0        0.0       0.0      0.0
       14         0                         0.0        0.0       0.0      0.0
       15         0                       320.0      153.0       0.0      0.0
       16         0                       329.0       32.3       0.0      0.0
       17         0                         0.0        0.0       0.0      0.0
       18         0                       158.0       30.0       0.0      0.0
       19         0                         0.0        0.0       0.0      0.0
       20         0                       628.0      103.0       0.0      0.0
       21         0                       274.0      115.0       0.0      0.0
       22         0                         0.0        0.0       0.0      0.0
       23         0                       247.5       84.60      0.0      0.0
       24         0                       308.6      -92.20      0.0      0.0
       25         0                       224.0       47.20      0.0      1.0
       26         0                       139.0       17.0       0.0      0.0
       27         0                       281.0       75.5       0.0      0.0
       28         0                       206.0       27.6       0.0      0.0
       29         0                       283.5       26.9       0.0      0.0
       30         1         1. 0475         0.0        0.0     250.0
       31         1          .982           9.2        4.60
       32         1          .9831          0.0        0.0     650.0
       33         1          .9972          0.0        0.0     632.0
       34         1         1. 0123         0.0        0.0     508.0
       35         1         1. 0493         0.0        0.0     650.0
       36         1         1.0635          0.0        0.0     560.0
       37         1         1.0278          0.0        0.0     540.0
       38         1         1.0265          0.0        0.0     830.0
       39         1         1.03         1104.0      250.0    1000.0
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                                   TABLE A.2
                           LINE DATA FOR 10 UNIT SYSTEM
     Line Data                                                Transformer Tap
    Bus     Bus   Resistance     Reactance     Susceptance   Magnitude   Angle
     1        2    .0035          .0411          .6987        .000         .00
     1       39    .0010          .0250          .7500        .000         .00
     2        3    .0013          .0151          .2572        .000         .00
     2       25    .0070          .0086          .1460        .000         .00
     3        4    .0013          .0213          .2214        .000         .00
     3       18    .0011          .0133          .2138        .000         .00
     4        5    .0008          .0128          .1342        .000         .00
     4       14    .0008          .0129          .1382        .000         .00
     5        6    .0002          .0026          .0434        .000         .00
     5        8    .0008          .0112          .1476        .000         .00
     6        7    .0006          .0092          .1130        .000         .00
     6       11    .0007          .0082          .1389        .000         .00
     7        8    .0004          .0046          .0780        .000         .00
     8        9    .0023          .0363          .3804        .000         .00
     9       39    .0010          .0250         1.2000        .000         .00
    10       11    .0004          .0043          .0729        .000         .00
    10       13    .0004          .0043          .0729        .000         .00
    13       14    .0009          .0101          .1723        .000         .00
    14       15    .0018          .0217          .3660        .000         .00
    15       16    .0009          .0094          .1710        .000         .00
    16       17    .0007          .0089          .1342        .000         .00
    16       19    .0016          .0195          .3040        .000         .00
    16       21    .0008          .0135          .2548        .000         .00
    16       24    .0003          .0059          .0680        .000         .00
    17       18    .0007          .0082          .1319        .000         .00
    17       27    .0013          .0173          .3216        .000         .00
    21       22    .0008          .0140          .2565        .000         .00
    22       23    .0006          .0096          .1846        .000         .00
    23       24    .0022          .0350          .3610        .000         .00
    25       26    .0032          .0323          .5130        .000         .00
    26       27    .0014          .0147          .2396        .000         .00
    26       28    .0043          .0474          .7802        .000         .00
    26       29    .0057          .0625         1. 0290       .000         .00
    28       29    .0014          .0151          .2490        .000         .00
    12       11    .0016          .0435          .0000       1.006         .00
    12       13    .0016          .0435          .0000       1.006         .00
     6       31    .0000          .0250          .0000       1.070         .00
    10       32    .0000          .0200          .0000       1.070         .00
    19       33    .0007          .0142          .0000       1.070         .00
    20       34    .0009          .0180          .0000       1.009         .00
    22       35    .0000          .0143          .0000       1. 025        .00
    23       36    .0005          .0272          .0000       1. 000        .00
    25       37    .0006          .0232          .0000       1.025         .00
     2       30    .0000          .0181          .0000       1.025         .00
    29       38    .0008          .0156          .0000       1.025         .00
    19       20    .0007          .0138          .0000       1.060         .00
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TABLE A.3
TABLE A.4
       1              0              0           0        0             0            0          0           0          0        0
       2             6.2            .05         -1. 0    1.0        -.633         .405        .057         .5        .66      .88
       3             5.0            .06         -1. 0    1.0        -.0198        .5          .08        1.0         .13      .34
       4             5.0            .06         -1. 0    1.0        -.0525        .5          .08        1.0         .08      .314
       5            40.0            .02        -10.0    10.0        1.0           .785        .03        1.0         .07      .91
       6             5.0            .02         -1. 0    1.0        -.0419        .471        .0754      1.246       .064     .251
       7            40.0            .02         -6.5     6.5        1.0           .73         .03        1.0         .53      .74
       8             5.0            .02         -1.0     1.0        -.047         .528        .0854      1. 26       .072     .282
       9            40.0            .02        -10.5    10.5        1.0          1.4          .03        1.0         .62      .85
      10             5.0            .06         -1. 0    1.0        -.0485        .25         .04        1           .08      .26
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INDEX
                   A
                                       Structure preserving, 35
Acceleration area, 71                  Time-scale, 74
Acceleration method, 147               Quasi-analytical, 123
Advanced machines, 196               Energy integral, 44
Artificial intelligence, 221         Equal area criterion, 14
                                     Extended equal area criterion, 70,206
                   B                 Excitation system, 127
                                     Exit point, 154
Bus injected power, 128
                                                          F
                   C
                                     Fast energy function, 79
Center of inertia, 27                First integral of motion, 29
Center of speed, 53                  Flux decay model, 88,96
Closest u.e.p, 151                   Frequency dependent loads, 41
Classical machine                    Frequency equilibrium, 192
  representation, 45
Contingency analysis, 208                                 G
Controlling u.e.p, 8,196
Corner point, 196                    Generalized potential energy, 119
Conservative system, 27              Global center of angle, 74
Critical cluster, 70                 Gradient system, 184
Critical clearing time, 7
Critical energy, 117,152                                  H
Critical machine, 196
Cutset stability criterion, 60       Hessian, 142,176
                                     Hyperplane, 147,159
                   D                 Hyperbolic equilibrium point, 146
                                     Hypersurface, 159
Deceleration area, 71
Decomposition-aggregation, 73                             I
Distribution factor, 216
Dynamic security assessment, 2,206   Internal nodes, 22
                                     Internodal angles, 59,139
                   E
                                                          J
Eigenvalues, 166
Eigenvector, 168                     Jacobian matrix, 150
Energy function                      Jacobian, load flow, 216
  Cutset, 58
  Individual machine, 31                                  K
  Group, 51
  Reduced order, 49                  Kinetic energy, 16
  Single machine infinite bus, 15
240                                                                       INDEX
                   L                     Region, 146
                                       Stable equilibrium point, 54,192
Loads                                  Stable manifold, 147
  Constant impedance, 22               Step-by-step simulation, 100
  Frequency dependent, 41
  Voltage dependent, 133                                   T
Local center of angle, 76              Tangent hyperplane, 155
Lyapunov function, 29,140              Transient energy margin, 215
                                       Transient stability index, 2
                   M                   Transient kinetic energy, 46
                                       Transient reactance, 22,49
Machine model, 114                     Transfer conductance, 27,106
Mode of instability, 195,201           Transversality condition, 147
                                       Trapezoidal rule, 183
                   N
                                                           U
Normalized energy margin, 198
Numerical Lyapunov function, 117       Unstable equilibrium point, 8
p V
Region of attraction, 7
Relevant u.e.p, 8
Rotor angle, 26