Draw the Single Line Diagram for electrical power system which consist offorlowing items:20phase.impedance11 kVTransmissionLinehasperGenerator40MVA,X-10%11/132132/6.6(Y/Y),(Y/A),Transformer127MVA,kVX-10%:kVX-15%MVA,MVA,Transformer230Motor296.6 kV,X-25%Also draw the reactance diagram in per unit value. Assume that the Sb=50MVA,Vb=11KV

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Draw the Single Line Diagram for electrical power system which consist of forlowing items: Transmission Line has impedance 20 per phase. Generator 40 MVA, 11 kV X-10% 11/132 132/6.6 (Y/Y), (Y/A), Transformer1 27 MVA, kV X-10% Transformer2 30 MVA, kV X-15% Motor 29 MVA, 6.6 kV, X-25% Also draw the reactance diagram in per unit value. Assume that the Sb350MVA, Vb=11KV

Draw the Single Line Diagram for electrical power system which consist of forlowing items: Transmission Line has impedance 20 per phase. Generator 40 MVA, 11 kV X-10% 11/132 132/6.6 (Y/Y), (Y/A), Transformer1 27 MVA, kV X-10% Transformer2 30 MVA, kV X-15% Motor 29 MVA, 6.6 kV, X-25% Also draw the reactance diagram in per unit value. Assume that the Sb350MVA, Vb=11KV

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Chapter3: Power Transformers

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