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KUMARAGURU
COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY
COIMBATORE
– 641 049
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COURSE
PLAN
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Faculty Name
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SHARMILA DEVE.V
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Designation / Dept.,
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ASSO.PROF/EEE
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Course Code / Course
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U14EET402 TRANSMISSION AND
DISTRIBUTION
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Programme /
Semester/Section
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BE ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS
ENGINEERING/ FOURTH /A
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At the end of the
course, the student will be able to:
CO1:
Describe transmission elements in power system network.
CO2:
Summerize the modeling of transmission and distribution components and analyze
its performance
CO3:
Apply the concepts of transmission line into real time transmission networks.
Preparation of course outcomes (COs) assessment table:
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Cos
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Knowledge
level
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Assessment
tools
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Internal
test
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Model
exam
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End
semester exam
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Assignment
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Projects
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1
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2
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CO1
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K1
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100
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33
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33
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33
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CO2
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K2
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100
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30
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30
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33
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CO3
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K3
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37
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37
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33
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Total
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100
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100
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100
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It is see that efforts are to be
taken to achieve the following level of knowledge i.e., K2, K3,K4,K6 through
this course. (K1-Remembering, K2-Understanding,
K3-Applying, K4-Analyzing, K5-Evaluating, K6-Creating)
Topic with lesson plan with
outcome based focus:
Note:
Teaching Methodology (Lecture, discussion, panel discussion, debate,
quiz, student seminar, case study, demonstration, tutorial, guest lectures
etc., )
Note:
Topic wise class notes is to be prepared by the teacher as per format
enclosed
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Session No.
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Date
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Topic proposed to be
covered
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Material no. (of the class
notes prepared as per format)
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References for reading
(book / journals / websites)
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Teaching methodology
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Focus for CO achievement
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TRANSMISSION LINE PARAMETERS
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1
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Structure
of electrical power system: various levels such as generation, transmission
and distribution. Parameters of transmission line Resistance. Skin effect and
proximity effect
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1
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1,2,3,6
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Lecture, Discussion
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CO1
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2,3
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Inductance of solid conductors- single phase , three
phase ( symmetrical and unsymmetrical spcing)- transposition concept
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2
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1,2,3
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Lecture, Discussion
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CO1,CO2
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4,5
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Inductance of stranded conductors- problems
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3
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1,2,3
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Lecture, Discussion
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CO3
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6
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Inductance of bundled conductors - problems
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4
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1,2,3
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Lecture, Discussion
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CO3
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7,8
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Capacitance of solid and stranded conductors- single
phase and three phase
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5
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1,2,3
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Lecture, Discussion
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CO1,CO2
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9,10
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Capacitance of bundled conductors - problems
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6
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1,2,3
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Lecture, Discussion
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CO3
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11
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Interference
with
neighbouring communication circuits.
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7
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1,2,3,6
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Seminar
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CO1
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12
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Typical configuration, conductor types and
electrical parameters of 400, 220, 110, 66 and 33 kV lines.
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8
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1,2,3,6
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Seminar
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CO1
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*
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Decentralised power system network
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CO1,CO3
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UNIT – II MODELLING AND PERFORMANCE OF
TRANSMISSION LINES
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1,2,3
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Classification of line: Classification of lines: Short line, medium line
and long line - equivalent circuits, attenuation constant,
phase
constant, surge impedance, transmission efficiency and voltage regulation
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9
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3,4,5
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Lecture, Discussion
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CO1,CO2
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4,5
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Problems in modeling of transmission line
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10
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3,4,5
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Lecture, Discussion
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CO3
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6
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Real and reactive
power flow in lines: Power-angle diagram, surge
impedance loading, loadability limits based on thermal loading, angle and
voltage stability considerations. - Ferranti effect
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11
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3,4,5
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Lecture, Discussion
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CO2
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7,8
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Problems in performance of transmission line
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12
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3,4,5
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Lecture
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CO2,CO3
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9
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Shunt and
series compensation
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13
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3,4,5,8
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Seminar
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CO1
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10
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Phenomena
of corona and its losses.
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14
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3,4,5
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Video Lecture
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CO1,CO2
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11,12
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Problems in corona
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15
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3,4,5
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Lecture
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CO3
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*
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Billions in change- Free energy video
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Video
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CO2
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INSULATORS AND CABLES
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1
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Types of insulators
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17
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3,4,5
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Lecture, Discussion
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CO1,CO2
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2,3
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Voltage distribution in insulator string and
grading, improvement of string efficiency
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18
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3,4,5
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Lecture, Discussion
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CO2
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4,5
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Problems in insulator
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19
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3,4,5
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Lecture
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CO2,CO3
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6,7,8
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Constructional features of Underground cables( LT
and HT cables)- capacitance and thermal characteristics
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20
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3,4,5
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Lecture
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CO2
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9,10
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Cable dielectric stress and grading
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21
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3,4,5
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Lecture, Discussion
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CO2
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11,12
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Problems in Underground cable
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22
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3,4,5
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Lecture
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CO2,CO3
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SUBSTATION AND GROUNDING SYSTEM
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1
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14-09-15
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Types of
substations
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23
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4
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Lecture, Discussion
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CO1,CO2
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2,3
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16-09-15
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Bus-bar
arrangements
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24
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4,8
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Lecture,
Seminar
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CO1,CO2
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4,5,6
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18-09-15
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Substation bus schemes-Single bus scheme, double bus
with double breaker, double bus with single breaker, main and transfer bus,
ring bus, breaker-and-a-half with two main buses, double bus-bar with bypass
isolators.
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25
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4
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Lecture,
Seminar,
Discussion
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CO1,CO2
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7,8
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19-09-15
21-09-15
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Resistance of grounding systems - Resistance
of driven
rods, resistance of grounding point electrode, grounding grids.
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26
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4
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Lecture, Seminar,
Discussion
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CO1,CO2
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9,10
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22-09-15
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Design principles of substation
grounding
system, neutral grounding
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27
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4
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Lecture, Discussion
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CO1,CO2
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11,12
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23-09-15
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Substation
layout for 110/33/11 kV.
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28
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4,8
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Lecture, Seminar,
Discussion
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CO2,CO3
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UNIT
–V DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM AND HVDC SYSTEM
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1,2
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12-10-15
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Classification
of Distribution systems - AC distribution and DC Distribution
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29
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4,5,7
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Lecture, Discussion
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CO1
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3,4
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13-10-15
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Connection Scheme of
Distribution
System - Radial system, Ring-main and Interconnected System
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30
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4,5,7
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Lecture, Discussion
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CO1,CO2
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5,6,7
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15-10-15
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AC distribution - AC
distributor with concentrated load - three-phase,
four-wire distribution system. Sub-mains - Stepped and
tapered
mains.
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31
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4,5,7
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Lecture
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CO1,CO2
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8,9
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15-10-15
16-10-15
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problems
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32
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4,5
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Lecture, Discussion
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CO2,CO3
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10,11,12
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17-10-15
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HVDC System : Types of HVDC system, advantages and
limitations of HVDC - HVDC
transmission
system in India
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33
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4,5,7,8
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Lecture, Seminar,
Discussion
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CO1,CO2
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No
of Periods in the syllabus : 55
No
of hours planned : 58
No
of hours taught :
If
deviation, reason for details : 3 periods for beyond the syllabus.
Books/Journals
and Websites
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Sl.No
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Details
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1
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Website
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http://nptel.ac.in/courses/Webcourse-contents/IIT-KANPUR/power-system.html
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2
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Youtube:
NPTEL
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3
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Books
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B. R.
Gupta, “Power System Analysis and Design”, 5th Edition, S.
Chand, 2001, New Delhi..
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4
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Books
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C.L. Wadhwa, “Electrical Power Systems”, 6th Edition,
New Age International (P) Ltd., 2010,
New Delhi
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5
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Books
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D. P Kothari and I J Nagrath “Modern Power System
Analysis”, 4th Edition, Tata McGraw Hill,
2011, New Delhi.
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6
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Website
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Central Electricity Authority (CEA), “Manual on
Transmission Planning Criteria”, Jan 2013, New Delhi.
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7
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Handbook
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Tamil Nadu Electricity Board Handbook,
2003.
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8
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website
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Teaching aids needed
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Sl.No
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Session No.
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Details of teaching aids
needed
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1
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All
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Black board, Multimedia
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Activities/ Project
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Sl.No
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Project details
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Submission date
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Assignments
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Sl.No
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Assignment details
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Submission date
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1
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Questions
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Sep-15
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2
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Quiz
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Oct-14
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Test dates
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Test
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Date of test
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INT-1
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19-08-15
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INT-2
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29-09-15
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INT-3
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05-10-15
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Sign of course faculty Sign
of course HoD
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