AEL-AE1A Aerial Line Model Application

AERIAL LINE MODEL APPLICATION - AEL-AE1A

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The Aerial Line Model Application, "AEL-AE1A", has been designed by EDIBON to study the basics concept of power systems in the field of the power generation, transmission, distribution and load consumption.

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General Description

The Aerial Line Model Application, "AEL-AE1A", has been designed by EDIBON to study the basics concept of power systems in the field of the power generation, transmission, distribution and load consumption.

The "AEL-AE1A" consists of a series of modules that represent, in a reduced scale, a real power system.

Through these modules, the student will understand the main concepts of transport lines: drop voltages, reactive energy compensation, measurement of currents, voltages, active and reactive power, power losses at the transmission lines, etc.

In order to simulate the energy transport, the student will work with the transmission line simulation module. This module represents basic concepts of the electric energy high-voltage three-phase transmission lines operation. It simulates a value modifying concentrated parameter line that allows different configurations and consists of three conductor line (R, S, T) and a Neutral or return line (N).

Each one of the phases is represented following the concentrated parameters theoretical model, through a resistance series association and inductances, along with a parallel association between each one of them in a capacitance effect.

In addition, this unit includes a three phase power supply to simulate power generation. On the other hand, three-phase resistive, inductive and capacitive load modules are included to simulate different energy consumption profiles to analyze the load effect in the transmission line.

Exercises and guided practices

GUIDED PRACTICAL EXERCISES INCLUDED IN THE MANUAL

  1. Studying of the energy power losses on the transport lines.
  2. Theoretical calculation of drops voltage on the transport lines and comparison y networs analyzer values.
  3. Voltage increases on open-circuit lines.
  4. Studying the unbalanced power systems.
  5. Studying the balanced power systems.
  6. Directly measure of energy losses on the electrical grid and comparison with theory calculus.
  7. Variation of type of loads and visualizing the power factor of the grid.
  8. Study of power factor compensation and the effects in the energy losses.

MORE PRACTICAL EXERCISES TO BE DONE WITH THE UNIT

  1. Several other exercises can be done and designed by the user.

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