Lecture-72 Bus Admittance Matrix

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Introduction

Load Flow Study in a Power System


is the steady state solution of Power
System Network. The main
information derived from this study
involves determining the voltage
magnitudes, phase angles and real
and reactive power
flow at different buses.
Power System Matrices
Bus Admittance Bus Impedance
Matrix YBUS Matrix ZBUS
Bus
Admittance
Matrix YBUS
YBUS Matrix
● In simple terms YBUS can be represented as

○ 𝐼= 𝑌𝑉
YBUS Matrix
YBUS Matrix Elements
● The elements of bus admittance matrix can be expressed as,

It is the driving point


admittance of Bus1 under
Short Circuit.

It is the transfer admittance


between Bus1 and Bus2
under Short Circuit.
● Observations

○ Diagonal elements are driving point admittance measured at the buses by making
remaining bus voltages are zero.

○ Off diagonal elements are transfer impedances between two parts or buses by making
remaining bus voltages as zero.
YBUS Matrix
● Bus Admittance Matrix is a sparse matrix i.e. most of the elements are zero so the memory
requirement for storage of Bus Admittance Matrix is less. So, it is more preferred for Load Flow
Analysis.

Total number of zero elements


○ Sparsity = × 100%
Total number of elements
Construction of YBUS
There are two methods for construction, of
YBUS

• Direct inspection method

• Singular transformation method


Direct inspection method
● Just by looking at a Power System, we can formulate YBUS matrix by observing,
Diagonal elements = sum of all admittance of all branches connected to node.

● Lower case letters represent actual admittances connected to the bus whereas Upper Case letters
represent the elements of Bus Admittance Matrix.

● Yio represents the admittance connected between Bus-i and ground.

● Yij represents the admittance connected between Bus-i and Bus-j.

● Off Diagonal Elements is equal to negative of admittance connected between 2 nodes


Yik = yik

● If there is no connection between ith and kth bus, then Yik = 0


Q4 A Power System has 15 buses and 35 Transmission Lines. Determine
the %sparsity of the YBUS matrix.
Q3 A 3 bus power system network has the following transmission line
data as follows. Use Nominal π Model for Transmission Line and
determine Bus Admittance Matrix.
Singular transformation method
● In this method, we first need to draw a directed ● The elements of Bus Incidence Matrix are,
power system network graph. An example is ● aij = 1 if ith branch is directed away from jth node.
given ● aij = -1 if ith branch is directed into jth node.
● aij = 0 if ith branch is not connected to jth node.

● The Bus Incidence Matrix for above network is,

● Then, we form the Bus Incidence Matrix which


has the order b x n where b is the number of
branches and n is the number of buses
excluding the reference bus. It is represented by
A.
Singular transformation method
• Each Branch in a Power System can be
represented as shown below,

● KCL for the above circuit can be written as,


● I + J = Vy
Singular transformation method
Q2 Construct YBUS for 3 bus power system shown below,
• Z1=j0.2
• Z2=j0.5
• Z12=j0.1

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