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BAHRIA UNIVERSITY Department of Electrical Engineering SPRING 2018, WEEKLY COURSE BREAKUP PLAN Course Title: Power Distribution and Utilization Course Code: EEN-433 Credit Hours: 3+1 Prerequisite: ELECTRICAL MACHINES Instructor: Prof. Dr. Haroon Rasheed/ Dr. Muhammad Raza Email: [email protected] Course Objectives: This course is intended to give the students an understanding of electric power distribution and utilization fundamentals and operation. Basic electrical terminology and concepts are explained in simple to understand terms with regard to design, construction, operations and maintenance of power systems. Plant transmission and distribution substations and transmission/ distribution lines. Basic electrical safety concepts are also included. \fileserver\courses\fall2018\CSE\EEN\EEN433 Electricalquizzes.com Electrical4u.com Course Learning Outcomes: CLO 1: (C-1) Students will be able to get Knowledge about the basics of power Generation, power distribution and power transmission systems. CLO 2: (C-2) Students will be able to comprehend different techniques and tools for the analysis of distribution system. CLO 3: (C-4) Students will be able to study and analyze different applications related to the Distribution and utilization of electric power.

Week

Starting Date

1

Ist Week Chapter 2 Power Dist system Dr. Sohail Aftab

Lecture Number

Tentative Course Plan Introduction to electrical power system

01

Load Prediction, Load and load duration curve 02

Load, demand and diversity factors 03

2

2nd Week R.K.Hege +Slides (Power Generation)

Plant capacity and plant use factors 04 05 06

Location, Layout and working of steam power plants Steam Power Plant Components, thermal Page 1 of 6

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Week

3

4

5

6

7

8

Starting Date

3rd Week R.K.Hege +Slides (Power Generation) 4th Week R.K.Hege +Slides (Power Generation) 5th Week Stevenson +Kothari Nagrath + Slides 6th Week Stevenson +Kothari Nagrath+Slides 7th Week Stevenson+Kothari Nagrath+Slides 8th Week Stevenson+Kothari Nagrath+Slides

9

10

11

12

9th Week Power Dist system Dr. Sohail Aftab + Turan Gonen 10th Week Power Dist system Dr. Sohail Aftab + Turan Gonen 11th Week Power Dist system

Lecture Number 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

Tentative Course Plan efficiency improvement factors. Compounding of steam turbine Location, Layout and working of Hydroelectric power plants, Location and Layout of Gas Turbine Power plants working of Gas Turbine Power plants Location, Layout and working of Diesel Turbine Power plants Working of Nuclear Power Plant Solar/ Photovoltaic Power Plants Introduction to Transmission lines Inductance of single phase Transmission lines Inductance of three phase Transmission lines Inductance of composite conductors Inductance of bundled conductors Study of Short and medium transmission lines One line Diagram

20 21 22

Per Unit System and Conductor Size. Capacitance of single phase and 3 phase Transmission lines 23 Capacitance of composite and bundled conductors 24 Inductive and Capacitive Reactance of overhead transmission lines. MID TERM EXAMINATIONS 25 Distribution System planning and automation 26 Requirements of a Distribution System, 27 Design considerations in Distribution System

28 29 30 31 32

Application of Distribution Transformer Classification of Substations on the bases of nature of duties and operating voltages Classification of Substations on the bases of design Substation equipment and their functions Bus Bar Arrangement in Switchyards Page 2 of 6

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Week

13

Starting Date

Lecture Number

Dr. Sohail Aftab + Turan Gonen

33

12th Week Power Dist system Dr. Sohail Aftab + Turan Gonen

34 35 36 37

14

13th Week

15

14th Week

16

15th Week

17

16th Week

18

38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48

Tentative Course Plan Ring Distributor, Ring main distributors with Interconnector

Distributors and feeders 3-phase unbalanced Loads, 4-wire, star connected unbalanced loads Ground detectors. Power Factor , Power Triangle, Disadvantages of Low Factor, Causes of Low Power Factor, Power Factor Improvement, Power Factor Improvement Equipment Distribution System voltage regulation Line drop compensators Methods of feeding Distributors DC Distributors Feeder Protection Feeder Protection, Fault clearing Mechanism Earthing Systems Cable Conductors Capacitance of single and three core cable Revision FINAL TERM EXAMINATION WEEK

PLOs PLO 01 Engineering Knowledge PLO 02 Engineering Problem Analysis PLO 03 Designing and Development PLO 04 Investigation PLO 05 Modern tool usage PLO 06 Engineer and Society PLO 07 Environment and sustainability PLO 08 Professionalism and Ethics PLO 09 Communication PLO 10 Individual and Team Work PLO 11 Life-long learning PLO 12 Project Management

CLO 1 √

CLO 2

CLO 3

√

√

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BAHRIA UNIVERSITY Department of Electrical Engineering SPRING 2018, WEEKLY COURSE BREAKUP PLAN

NOTE: a. This schedule is subject to revisions as conditions may warrant. b. Topics will be covered in sequence no matter if city observes any planned or unplanned holidays. c. The information in this course outline is subject to revision as conditions may warrant. ACADEMIC HONESTY: a. Each student in the class is expected to develop his/her assignment alone. COLLUSION occurs where a student knowingly submits as entirely his/her own work done in collaboration with another person; or collaborates with another student in the completion of work which (s)he knows is intended to be submitted as that other student's own unaided work; or knowingly permits another student to copy all or part of his or her own work and to submit it as that student's own unaided work. b. Do not share assignment, or assignment parts, with your classmates. c. No to PLAGIARISM. Do not copy & paste online material, consult study materials from reliable sources and reproduce them in your own words. PLAGIARISM is the deliberate and unacknowledged insertion into a student's work of material taken from the work, published or unpublished, of another. d. Assignments are thoroughly checked for similarities upon the submission. e. Violators of this policy will be held responsible for academic dishonesty, and will bear consequences in accordance to the rules and regulations of Bahria University. SUBMITTING YOUR ASSIGNMENT In order to be graded, you must adhere to the following: a. Deadline is a deadline, assignments must be submitted timely, after the deadline: assignment will be graded from 50% assessment. b. Assignment will be evaluated as you submit it. c. Most of the assignments are HAND WRITTEN. LATE AND MISSED SUBMISSIONS a. Late submission is not appreciated. b. In any case if you fail to submit on time, you may submit within one week with 50% grading. c. If you still fail to submit within one week, your may evaluate your assignment with 0% grading. ACADEMIC INTEGRITY Page 4 of 6

BAHRIA UNIVERSITY Department of Electrical Engineering SPRING 2018, WEEKLY COURSE BREAKUP PLAN

d. Students are expected to promote honesty, trust, fairness, respect and responsibility. e. In case of any dispute over scores or grades student may file a formal appeal to the head of the concerned department or examination department as per Bahria University reassessment/rechecking/scrutiny policy. ATTENDANCE POLICY a) Punctuality and regularity shows one’s commitment and devotion to learning. b) Attendance is online now, once entered into the system, cannot be changed later on even by the subject teacher. c) Please consult STUDENT HANDBOOK for allowed number of absences. METHOD OF EVALUATION & STRUCTURE: A student’s grade will be based on multiple measures of performance as mentioned below: Evaluation Instruments

Marks

Assignments

20

Quiz

10

Mid Term Examination

20

Final Examination

50

Total:

100

GRADING SYSTEM: Letter Grade (& meaning)

Percentage

Grade Point

A

Outstanding

87 – 100

4.0

B+

Very Good

80 – 86

3.5

B

Above Average

72 – 79

3.0

C+

Satisfactory

66 – 71

2.5

C

Barely Acceptable

60 – 65

2.0

D

Poor

50 – 59

1.5

F

Fail

Below 50

0.0

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BAHRIA UNIVERSITY Department of Electrical Engineering SPRING 2018, WEEKLY COURSE BREAKUP PLAN

W

Withdrawal

I

Incomplete Coursework

NOTE: The minimum consequence for submitting a plagiarized (copied) or falsified assignment, test, report, project, or any evaluated material will award zero marks on that material. COUNSELING HOURS: a. Students are encouraged to approach subject teacher during free slots to discuss academic or subject related problems. STUDENTS WITH SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL NEEDS/CHALLENGES: a. Students with special academic needs/challenges are entitled for extra attention and time beyond class timings. b. Such students are advised to inform this situation to their subject teacher at/before the beginning of the course either through an Email or personally for additional & convenient time slots beyond class hours. c. Special arrangement may also be made available after receiving requests based on specific needs/challenges. NOTE: The information in this course outline/lesson plan is subject to revision as conditions may warrant. Books: S/No. 1. 2. 3.

Type TEXT

Electrical power distribution system

Reference

Electrical power distribution

Reference 4. 5.

Author

Title

Power Distribution System

Reference

Power Plant Engineering by

Reference

Power Plant Engineering by

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Turan Gonen A S Pabla Sohail Aftab Qureshi

R.K. Hegde R.K. Rajput

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