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Power System Protection
Prof. Ashok Kumar Pradhan · IIT Kharagpur
About
Power System Protection is a very common core course for BTech in Electrical Engineering for State colleges and NITs. In IIT it is a part of the power system subject and an elective subject for BTech. Power System protection is almost common to all M tech programs in Power System in India. Note M Tech Power System curriculum is common to most of old IITs, NITs and state colleges which caters human resource for the whole electric supply systems of the country.This course will cover up-to-date technology in the field emphasizing the current practice in Indian systems and also make aware of the current challenges in the system in this domain.
Intended audience: B TECH (ELECTRICAL), B TECH (ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS), M. TECH (ELECTRICAL)
Prerequisites: POWER SYSTEM ENGINEERING
Lectures
Week 1
- Lecture 01 : Faults in Power System
- Lecture 02 : Elements and Features of Protection Scheme
- Lecture 03 : Fault Analysis Review - Sequence Components
- Lecture 04 : Fault Analysis Review - Sequence Components (Cont'd)
- Lecture 05 : Numerical Relaying Concept
Week 2
- Lecture 06 : Discrete Fourier Transform
- Lecture 07 : Recursive and Half Cycle DFT and Cosine Filter
- Lecture 08 : Least Square Technique
- Lecture 09 : Frequency Response of Phasor Estimation techniques
- Lecture 10 : In the Presence of Decaying DC
Week 3
- Lecture 11 : Overcurrent Relay Characteristics
- Lecture 12 : Overcurrent Relay Coordination
- Lecture 13 : Relay Coordination with Fuse
- Lecture 14 : Experiment 01: Verification of Overcurrent Relay Characteristic
- Lab Experiment
Week 4
- Lecture 15 : Introduction to Directional Relaying
- Lecture 16 : Experiment : Verification of Directional Overcurrent Relay Characteristic
- Lecture 17 : Positive Sequence Directional Relay
- Lecture 18 : Negative and Zero Sequence Directional Relay
- Lecture 19 : Superimposed Component Based Directional Relaying
- Experiment
Week 5
- Lecture 20 : Introduction to Distance Relay
- Lecture 21: Fault Classification
- Lecture 22 : Apparent Impedance Calculation
- Lecture 23 : Distance Relay Implementation
- Lecture 24 : Experiment: Verifying Zone-1 operation of Distance Relay (REL 511)
- Lecture 25 : Application to Double Circuit Line
- Lecture 26 : Multi-terminal Lines
- Lecture 27 : Protection of series compensated lines-part-I
- Lecture 28 : Protection of series compensated lines part-II
Week 6
- Lecture 29 : Effect of Fault Resistance
- Lecture 30 : Load Encroachment
- Lecture 31 : Power Swing
- Lecture 32 : Power Swing Detection Techniques- Part-I
- Lecture 33 : Power Swing Detection Techniques- Part-II
- Lecture 34 : Adaptive Distance Relaying
- Lecture 35 : Communication Assisted Relaying Scheme
Week 7
- Lecture 36 : Current Transformer - Part - I
- Lecture 37 : Current Transformer - Part - II
- Lecture 38: Capacitor Voltage Transformer
- Lecture 39: Fiber Optic Sensors
Week 8
- Lecture 40 : Introduction to Transformer Protection
- Lecture 41 : Differential Relay
- Lecture 42 : Steps in Differential Relay Processing
- Lecture 43 : Inrush Detection
- Lecture 44 : CT Saturation, Negative Sequence Differential and Restricted Earth Fault Relay
- Lecture 45 : Experiment: Verification of Percentage based Differential Relay Characteristic for Transformer Protection
Week 9
- Lecture 46 : Line Differential - Part I
- Lecture 47 : Line Differential - Part II
- Lecture 48 : Busbar Protection
Week 10
- Lecture 49 : Fault Characteristics of Renewable Sources
- Lecture 50 : Protection Challenges of Distribution Systems with Renewables
- Lecture 51 : Protection challenges of transmission systems with renewables
Week 11
- Lecture 52 : Traveling Wave Basics
- Lecture 53 : Protection using Travelling Waves
- Lecture 54 : Fault Location using Travelling Wave
Week 12
Syllabus and materials
At NPTEL, as the course publishes them.
Credits and licence
- Institution
- IIT Kharagpur
- Department
- Electrical Engineering
- Teacher
- Prof. Ashok Kumar Pradhan
- Level
- Undergraduate
- Language
- English
- Subjects
- Engineering
- Source
- NPTEL
- Licence
- CC BY-NC-SA, as NPTEL states it. Non-commercial use only. NPTEL's terms
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