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| Feb11-13, 09:07 AM | #1 |
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Differences between Newton Raphson & Gauss Seidel Methods !?
hello everyone ...
can any one please summarize me the differences between Newton Raphson & Gauss Seidel Methods in load flow study !? I'll be really thankful |
| Feb11-13, 01:28 PM | #2 |
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i'm an EE and i have no idea what a "load flow study" is.
the Newton-Raphson and Gauss-Seidel are two different things. as best as i can tell Gauss-Seidel is sorta equivalent to what we usually call Gaussian elimination, but i may be wrong. both are for solving a set of N linear equations with N unknowns. i don't imagine there are too many problems (like multiple, equally-valid solutions) if the N equations are all linearly independent. Newton-Raphson is for solving for the roots of N non-linear equations. it's an iterative method that converges on a result. there are possibilities of the thing not converging on a solution, or sometimes converging on a valid solution, but it isn't the set of roots that you want. a set of N non-linear equations might have more than one result set of the N unknowns. |
| Feb11-13, 06:37 PM | #3 |
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thanks for your explanation , I meant with load flow study , power flow study in power system
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| Feb11-13, 08:17 PM | #4 |
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Differences between Newton Raphson & Gauss Seidel Methods !?
okay, whatever the application is, the Gauss Seidel is for a system of linear equations and Newton-Raphson is for a single non-linear equation or a system of non-linear equations.
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