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" DEVELOPING SWING EQUATION = Derivation of swing equation 8 Om = Wemtt 5m, Wem is the constant angular velocity = take the derivative of 0,,, we obtain — do, a dt dt = take the second derivative of 6,,, we obtain — @O, ds, dt dt = substitute into the law of rotation {Spat =1,-7, multiplying w,, to obtain power equation GS, yy PS, 5 T= OT — OT, = FF dt dt . . Je, DEVELOPING SWING EQUATION erivation of swing equation = swing equation in terms of inertial constant M e 2s, pap dae” € « relations between electrical power angle 6 and mechanical power angle 6,, and electrical speed and mechanical speed 6-2 2 64, @= 5 @, wherep is pole number » swing equation in terms of electrical power angle 6 A the Jute pp pat . =» converting the swing equation into per unit system 2H dd 2H oe ae = Pam — Pay WhereMf = a DEVELOPING SWING EQUATION 2M xq AS >, a 5, Ge = Paco or Peay W,. kinetic energy in MJ at rated speed H S, machine power rating in MVA 2H do Ta det men —Fecpin H do 5 af we = Pau — Papuy (radians) H dé Teo F qe a mm Fac (degrees) 130 f dt? EXAMPLE I A 3-phase, 60-Hz, 500-MVA, 15-kV, 32-pole hydrolelctric generating unit has an H constant of 2.0 p.u.-s. (a) Determine syn and Wmsyn. (b) Write the swing equation of the unit. (c) The unit is initially operating at pm.pu = pe.pu = 1.0, @ = @syn , and 6 = 10 degrees when a 3-phase-to-ground bolted short circuit at the generator terminals causes pe.pu to drop to zero. Determine the power angle 3 cycles after the shoty circuit commences. Assume pe.pu remains constant at 1.0 p.u. Also assume G)p.u(t) = 1.0 in the swing equation. EXAMPLE III « A3-phase, 60-Hz, 400-kV,13.8-kV, 4-pole steam turbine generating unit has an H constant of 5.0 p.u.-s. The generating unit is initially operating at pm.pu = pe.pu = 0.7 p.u., @& = Wsyn, 6 = 12 degrees when a fault reduces the generation of electrical power by 70%. = Determine the power angle 6 five cycles after the fault commences. Assume the the accelerating power remains constant during the fault. Also assume wp.ut) = 0 1.0 in the swing equation. = Repeat (b) fora bolted 3-phase fault at the generator terminals that reduces the electrical power output to zero. Compare the power angle with that determined in (a). Example II A Power plant has two 3-phase, 60-Hz generating units with the following ratings: Unit 1:500-MVA, 15-kV, 0.85 power factor, 32- pole, Hi = 2.0 p.u.-s Unit 2:300-MVA, 15-kV, 0.90 power factor, 32- pole, H1 = 2.5 p.u.-s Determine the per unit swing equation of each unit on a 100-MVA system base. If the units are assumed to “swing together” that is, 6.(t) = 3.(t), combine the two swing equations into one equivalent swing equations.

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