Please solve this as soon as possible . Thank you Line PT, QTZ = R + jXPG, QGPL, QLand localcircuit are shown in Figure Q3.a.VsFigure Q3.aVR(a) The circuit of an 11 kV distribution system overhead lineGenerationPL (KW) QL (KVA)20080Local LoadThe line has the following parameters and is 10 km in length.Resistance, R: 0.543 /km, Reactance, X: 0.395 2/km(i) If the source voltage, Vs, = 1.03 pu, calculate theapproximatepu voltage at the local 11 kV network atthe receiving end of the line under the following loadand local generation conditions;PG (KW)1000QG (KVAR)400(The generator is a synchronous type, operating over-excited to produce reactive power.)

Given: R=0.543 Ω/KMX=0.395 Ω/KM VS=1.03 pu PKV=11 KV PL=200 KW, PG=1000 KWQL=80 KVAr,QG=400 KVAr…

-cof Line Z = R + jX PT, QT PG, QG and localcircuit are shown in Figure Q3.a. Vs Figure Q3.a PL, QL VR (a) The circuit of an 11 kV distribution system overhead line Generation Local Load The line has the following parameters and is 10 km in length. PL (KW) QL (KVAR) 200 80 Resistance, R: 0.543 2/km, Reactance, X: 0.395 2/km (i) If the source voltage, Vs, = 1.03 pu, calculate the approximatepu voltage at the local 11 kV network at the receiving end of the line under the following load and local generation conditions; PG (KW) 1000 QG (KVA) 400 (The generator is a synchronous type, operating over- excited to produce reactive power.)

-cof Line Z = R + jX PT, QT PG, QG and localcircuit are shown in Figure Q3.a. Vs Figure Q3.a PL, QL VR (a) The circuit of an 11 kV distribution system overhead line Generation Local Load The line has the following parameters and is 10 km in length. PL (KW) QL (KVAR) 200 80 Resistance, R: 0.543 2/km, Reactance, X: 0.395 2/km (i) If the source voltage, Vs, = 1.03 pu, calculate the approximatepu voltage at the local 11 kV network at the receiving end of the line under the following load and local generation conditions; PG (KW) 1000 QG (KVA) 400 (The generator is a synchronous type, operating over- excited to produce reactive power.)

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Chapter3: Power Transformers

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Problem 3.26P: A bank of three single-phase transformers, each rated 30MVA,38.1/3.81kV, are connected in Y- with a...

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