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• TITLE: Design and Power Flow Analysis of Electrical System Using Electrical Transient and Program Software

  AUTHORS: Raheel Muzzammel, Ibrahim Khail, Muhammad Huzaifa Tariq, Abubakar Muhammad Asghar, Ali Hassan

  KEYWORDS: Power Flow Analysis, IEEE-14 Bus System, Newton Raphson Method, ETAP Software

  JOURNAL NAME: Energy and Power Engineering, Vol.11 No.4, April 24, 2019

  ABSTRACT: Power flow analysis is a numerical way of study of behavior of flow of electric power in an interconnected system. In order to meet the growing demands of electrical energy in an optimum way, there is a need to upgrade existing systems or to install new systems. Therefore, planning of new installations and determination of best operating conditions of existing systems need power flow analysis. In this way, cost/benefit ratio for both suppliers and customers is maintained. This research involves the design and power flow analysis of IEEE-14 bus system. Newton Raphson method is applied for better efficiency and reduced computational time. Simulation analysis is conducted in ETAP software because of its excessive used in real life systems.