SOS Study Flashcards

1
Q

What is a Interconnection Reliability Operating Limit (IROL)

A

A System Operating Limit that, if violated, could lead to instability, uncontrolled seperation, or Cascading outages that adversely impact the reliability of the Bulk Electric
System

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2
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What is a System Operating Limit (SOL)

A
The value (such as MW, MVar, Amperes, Frequency or Volts) that satisfies the most limiting of the prescribed operating
criteria
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3
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What is Impedance

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A measure of the total opposition to current flow in an alternating current circuit. It has two components; resistance and reactance

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4
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What is Phase Angle

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The angular separation between the current and voltage cycles

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5
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What is Power Angle

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The voltage angular difference between two locations in the power system

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6
Q

The AVR regulates the amount of DC applied to the?

A

Rotor

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7
Q

Real power or MW’s flow in which direction?

A

from the higher power angle to the lower power angle (could also be said higher voltage angel to lower voltage angle)

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8
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Reactive power or MVAR flow in which direction

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from the higher voltage magnitude to the lower voltage magnitude

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9
Q

Impedance is made up of?

A

Capacitance, Inductance and Resistance

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10
Q

What is steady state stability

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when the system parameters such as voltage, frequency and power flows may be changing but the changes are small and occur gradually

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11
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What is Transient stability

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the ability of the power system to overcome a situation where a sudden, large change takes place on the sytem without violating SOL’s. Could be a loss of generator and sever system fault.

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12
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What is Transient Instability

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when the power system operates at an angle of 90 degress or more can be caused when heavy power transfers occur in the system as with a loss of genreation

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13
Q

Generator ratings specify the __________ and ___________ at which they can operate safely

A

voltage and frequency

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13
Q

What part of the operating reserve is used to meet CPS

A

Regulating reserve

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14
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What part of operating reserve is used to meet DCS

A

Contingency reserve, spin and non spin

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15
Q

If two systems are severely out of synch (large frequency difference) what is likely to be reported on the synced scope

A

A vibrating indicating needle

16
Q

Firm load shed for continuity of the BES of how much MW’s needs to be reported to NERC

A

100 MW or more

17
Q

Loss of firm load > or = to ___________ requires reporting to NERC

A

Entities with > or = to 3000 MW reports loss of > or = 300 MW.

All other entities report loss of > or = 200 MW or 50% of total demand

Loss reported within 24 hours

18
Q

Firm load reporting is how much to NERC

A

> or = 100 MW report time is 24 hrs

19
Q

Which entities may determine the deviation of a dynamic schedule constitutes reliability concern? Who do they notify?

A

RC or TO and notify the PSE

20
Q

Emergency plans should be review and updated by the TO and BA how often?

A

Annually

21
Q

Emergency plans must include interim provisions if it is expected to take more then ________ to implement the contingency plan for loss of the primary control center?

A

60 minutes