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Bewley's Lattice Diagram Is A Graphical Method That Has Been Widely Used For Determining The Value of The Travelling Wave in Transient Analysis

This document outlines the requirements for a high voltage engineering project involving modeling HV transients using Bewley's lattice diagram method. Students are asked to write a code to calculate and plot travelling waves for voltage and current at different points along overhead lines and cables of varying surge impedances and lengths, for different step wave inputs. The code should allow user input of system parameters and output the results. Students will submit a report including the code, test cases, and flow charts. The project must be completed in a group and submitted by June 1, 2021.

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Bewley's Lattice Diagram Is A Graphical Method That Has Been Widely Used For Determining The Value of The Travelling Wave in Transient Analysis

This document outlines the requirements for a high voltage engineering project involving modeling HV transients using Bewley's lattice diagram method. Students are asked to write a code to calculate and plot travelling waves for voltage and current at different points along overhead lines and cables of varying surge impedances and lengths, for different step wave inputs. The code should allow user input of system parameters and output the results. Students will submit a report including the code, test cases, and flow charts. The project must be completed in a group and submitted by June 1, 2021.

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Faculty of Engineering 4th Year – Electrical Engineering (Power section)

Alexandria University April 2021

High Voltage Project – HV Transients & Lattice Diagram

Overview

Bewley's lattice diagram is a graphical method that has been widely used for determining the value of the
travelling wave in transient analysis. In the project, you are asked to write a program code which calculate
and plot the value of the travelling waves for both the voltage and current.

Requirements

Part I
Write a code with any programming language (Ex: MATLAB function, C-language…etc.) which solve the
following problem:

An overhead line having a surge impedance of 400Ω is connected to transformer by short length cable 0.3
Km long having a surge impedance of 100Ω.A step wave of 100kv travels along the line towards the
cable.Assume that the transformer termination of the cable is an effective open circuit and velocity of
propagation on the cable is 150 m/ s.

After running your code, you should enter the data and the results are expected to be the voltage and current
curves at points A, B.
(Hint: voltage curves are included in sheet solution (ex.4)).

Part II
A more generalized code is required. The user will have as inputs: the number of the line sections, surge
impedance of each section, length of the line and propagation velocity.
The expected results:

 The transmitted voltage and current at all junctions.


 A plot that shows voltage vs time and current vs time curves.
 A GUI for the data input and output.

Part III ( Bouns )


Solve Part I by using any simulation software for modeling.
Submission Details and Deadline

 The report should include flow chart, different scenarios and test cases.
 The report should be in pdf format.
 The report should be submitted by 1/6/2021 to projhv2021@gmail.com
 A discussion will be made according to a schedule that will be posted later.

Regulations

1. The project is group based; individual work is not accepted. Each graduation project team
should present a project.
2. All the team members should carefully distribute the work among them and share their ideas (any
member can be asked about any part in the project).
3. The report should be well-organized and well-formatted.
4. Bonus marks for innovative ideas and extra-work.
5. On your report cover, write the names of the team members and list them in ascending order
according to your seat numbers.
6. On the report cover, write the e-mail of at least one member of the team.
7. Any copied/plagiarism codes from other teams, the report will be marked as zero.

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