A single line diagram of a power system is shown in Fig.3.1. All the sequence reactances of the power system components are depicted in per unit on 20 MVA base, 110KV (L-L) in transmission circuit. If a single line to ground fault occurs on phase a through a reactance of 150 ohm at F, determine the current in ampere fed into the fault. The fault point F is assumed to be at 65% of transmission line length from the bus bar connected to generators A and B.

A single line diagram of a power system is shown in Fig.3.1. All the sequence reactances of the power system components are depicted in per unit on 20 MVA base, 110KV (L-L) in transmission circuit. If a single line to ground fault occurs on phase a through a reactance of 150 ohm at F, determine the current in ampere fed into the fault. The fault point F is assumed to be at 65% of transmission line length from the bus bar connected to generators A and B.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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