Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)
Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)
13th Edition
ISBN: 9780133923605
Author: Robert L. Boylestad
Publisher: PEARSON
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PA 500 V de generator supplies a load 800 A at point A through 0.025 2 distributor and a load of 500 A at point B. Points A and B are joined by 0.03 Q. Determine the current between and B. A 800 A 0.025N 500 V 0.032 0.022 500 A P2- A two wire distributor 500 m long is loaded as shown below. The maximum voltage drop allowed is 5% of the supply voltage. Calculate the cross sectional area of the conductor to be used. P=1/50 Q/m/mm2. 150m 100m 100m 150m
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Transcribed Image Text:PA 500 V de generator supplies a load 800 A at point A through 0.025 2 distributor and a load of 500 A at point B. Points A and B are joined by 0.03 Q. Determine the current between and B. A 800 A 0.025N 500 V 0.032 0.022 500 A P2- A two wire distributor 500 m long is loaded as shown below. The maximum voltage drop allowed is 5% of the supply voltage. Calculate the cross sectional area of the conductor to be used. P=1/50 Q/m/mm2. 150m 100m 100m 150m
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