Faculty of Technical Sciences

Subject: Numerical methods in Power Systems (17.EESNUM)

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General information:
 
Category Theoretical-methodological
Scientific or art field Electroenergetics
Interdisciplinary No
ECTS 7
Educational goal:

Acquiring knowledge on problems in numerical analysis and knowledge on methods for solving them. Familiarizing with the advantages and disadvantages of these methods with a special focus on their application in solving classic problems in power systems.

Educational outcome:

Recognizing and solving numerical analysis problems. Knowledge classical methods for solving the system of algebraic linear and nonlinear equations and ordinary differential equations. Making students capable of solving diverse numerical problems through a computer and to apply the knowledge they have learned to solve the classic problems of power system.

Course content:

Fundamentals of numerical analysis: random variables; probability and statistics; functions, matrix algebra; eigenvalues and eigenvectors; calculation errors; calculation of function value; approximate solutions of algebraic and transcendent equations. Interpolation of function and approximation of derivative and integral of functions. System of linear algebraic equations: theorems, transformations of equivalence; permutation matrices; solving solutions (Gauss's elimination process, triangular decomposition) and optimal equation ordering (Quasi-optimal methods and Tunney optimal schemes). Space matrices techniques: static and dynamic storage schemes. Matrix inversion: classical methods and matrix inversion lemmas. System of nonlinear algebraic equations: approximate solution; iterative solution corrections; bracketing a root and combined methods; basic and modified Newton-Raphson methods; basic and accelerated Gauss-Seidel methods. Numerical stability and stability of (non)linear systems. Solving of ordinary differential equations (one-stage and multi-stage methods: Runge-Kutta, Euler, predictor corrector). Regression analysis: data model; correlation; residual; WLS; linear regression; sensitivity analysis and model quality assessment. Application in power systems – power flow, short circuit, data modelling, optimization, etc.

Teaching methods:

Lectures; Auditory Practice; Consultations.

Literature:
Authors Title Year Publisher Language
Levi, V., Bekut, D. Primena računarskih metoda u elektroenergetici 1997 Stylos, Novi Sad Serbian language
Б.П.Демидовицх, И.А.Марон Computational Mathematics 1973 Mir Publishers, Moscow English
Knowledge evaluation:
Course activity Pre-examination Obligations Number of points
Lecture attendance Yes Yes 10.00
Written part of the exam - tasks and theory No Yes 50.00
Exercise attendance Yes Yes 10.00
Term paper Yes Yes 30.00
Lecturers:
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Asistent Simić Nikola

Assistant - Master

Practical classes
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vanr. prof. dr Cvetićanin Stevan

Associate Professor

Computational classes

doc. dr Kovački Neven

Assistant Professor

Practical classes
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vanr. prof. dr Cvetićanin Stevan

Associate Professor

Practical classes
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Asistent Simić Nikola

Assistant - Master

Computational classes

doc. dr Kovački Neven

Assistant Professor

Computational classes
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prof. dr Švenda Goran

Full Professor

Lectures
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vanr. prof. dr Cvetićanin Stevan

Associate Professor

Lectures

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