Title :
Development of three phase load flow by reusing object oriented single phase load flow
Author :
Abdel-Akher, Mamdouh ; Nor, Khalid Mohamed ; Mokhlis, Hazlie ; Rashid, A.H.A.
Author_Institution :
Malaya Univ., Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Abstract :
This paper presents the development of three phase load flow software by reusing an existing single phase load flow software component. The single phase load flow component was developed using object oriented and component based development methodologies. The object oriented power system model of the single phase load flow component was established separately from the mathematical solution. The proposed three phase load flow is formulated based on symmetrical components theory, which involves a positive sequence load flow solution. Based on this relation, the single phase load flow component and its power system model can be reused in the development of the three phase load flow software. The single phase load flow power system model is extended for modeling three phase devices such as untransposed lines, three phase loads etc. Reuse of the single phase component is achieved through composition relationship, where the positive sequence load flow is modeled as an object inside the three phase load flow component. The three phase load flow is solved by incorporating the solution of both positive sequence load flow and the nodal voltage equations for zero and negative sequence networks.
Keywords :
Newton-Raphson method; load flow; object-oriented programming; power system analysis computing; software reusability; Newton-Raphson method; component based development methodologies; fast-decoupled method; load flow components; negative sequence networks; nodal voltage equations; object oriented power system model; object oriented single phase load flow; positive sequence load flow; software components; software reusability; symmetrical components theory; three phase load flow software; untransposed lines; zero-sequence networks; Application software; Load flow; Load flow analysis; Object oriented modeling; Power system modeling; Power system planning; Power transmission lines; Productivity; Programming; Transmission line theory;
Conference_Titel :
Universities Power Engineering Conference, 2004. UPEC 2004. 39th International
Conference_Location :
Bristol, UK
Print_ISBN :
1-86043-365-0