A 210V, 50 Hz, single phase radial distribution system, the resistance of the wire is 0.0008 ohm/m supply and return. Two loads are connected and it consumes 10 and 10 A respectively and are fed from the cable at distance of 15 and 15 respectively. Calculate the voltage available across load 1 and 2

A 210V, 50 Hz, single phase radial distribution system, the resistance of the wire is 0.0008 ohm/m supply and return. Two loads are connected and it consumes 10 and 10 A respectively and are fed from the cable at distance of 15 and 15 respectively. Calculate the voltage available across load 1 and 2

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Chapter3: Power Transformers

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