Form 20
Module Title
Module
Co-ordinator
Version 3.0 (2007/2008)
Heriot-Watt University - Module Descriptor Template (RAY)
Electrical Power Systems
EECE teaching group convener
School
EPS
SCQF
Level
11
Module
Code
B31GA
Semester
On or OffCampus
Credits
1
On
15
1. Pre-requisites
2. Linked Modules
(specify if synoptic)
3. Excluded Modules
4. Replacement Module
Code:
Date Of Replacement:
5.
Availability as an
Elective
Yes
No
X
6. Degrees for which this
is a core module
7. Aims
This module will cover the operation of interconnected electrical power systems. Such interconnected power systems combine a number of different components,
generators, transmission lines, transformers and motors, which must be appreciated to understand the operation of the interconnected system.
8. Syllabus
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Single Phase and three Phase AC Analysis
Power Transformers
The A.C. Synchronous Generator
The Polyphase Induction Motor
Transmission Lines and Cables
Systems Calculations and the Per Unit Method
Power Fault Calculations
Load Flow
9. Learning Outcomes (HWU Core Skills: Employability and Professional Career Readiness)
Subject Mastery
Understanding, Knowledge and Cognitive Skills
Scholarship, Enquiry and Research (Research-Informed Learning)
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Form 20
Module Title
Module
Co-ordinator
Version 3.0 (2007/2008)
Heriot-Watt University - Module Descriptor Template (RAY)
Electrical Power Systems
EECE teaching group convener
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Personal Abilities
School
EPS
SCQF
Level
11
Module
Code
B31GA
Semester
1
On or OffCampus
Credits
On
15
Critical understanding of individual electrical power systems components.
A deep understanding of the interplay between interconnected components and the behaviour of the whole system.
Being able to design an electrical power system
Industrial, Commercial & Professional Practice
Autonomy, Accountability & Working with Others
Communication, Numeracy & ICT
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Application of fundamental electro-dynamical and electromechanical principles to real and realistic power systems.
Develop skill to critically analyse complex power systems
Develop skills to develop complex power systems.
10. Assessment Methods
11. Re-assessment Methods
Method
Duration of Exam
Weighting (%)
Synoptic modules?
Method
(if applicable)
Exam
Individual coursework
2 hours
Duration of Exam
(if applicable)
70%
30%
exam
2 hours
Date of
Implementation
Version
Number
12. Date and Version
Date of Proposal
30th November 07
Date of Approval by
School Committee
1.0
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