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Power systems usually go through electromagnetic and electromechanicaltransient processes after different disturbances. Learning the characteristicsand the differences between them are important but not easy for studentsmajoring in power systems. This paper presents a simulation-based approach tocomprehensively study the two types of transient waves, constituting theexperimental part of the power system transient and stability course. In thisapproach, three models with different levels of complexity are developed tosimultaneously show the two types of transient waves in the time domain. Thedeveloped models are then demonstrated as testbeds for investigating variousaspects related to the two types of transient, such as waveforms induced bydifferent disturbances, influencing factors on the propagation speed, and theinteraction between incident waves and the reflective waves. In addition, atheory-to-practice engineering research process is demonstrated throughdeveloping a power system event-location application, which is inspired byelectromechanical wave propagation study. The proposed education process andmodels at various complexity levels provide a creative and interactive way forpower system transients and dynamics study.

A Simulation-based Education Approach for the Electromagnetic and Electromechanical Transient Waves in Power Systems