Q3:A ring distributer (DC distributer) ABCDA is fed from point A with 250 v, and the resistance ofvaious sections are as follows:AB=0.02 2, BC=0.018 2, CD=0.025 2 and DA= 0.0202.The main supplies loads are 150 ampere at B, 300 ampere at C and 250 ampere at D.Determine the voltage at each load point.

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Q3: A ring distributer (DC distributer) ABCDA is fed from point A with 250 v, and the resistance of vaious sections are as follows: AB=0.02 02, BC=0.018 , CD=0.025 02 and DA= 0.0202. The main supplies loads are 150 ampere at B, 300 ampere at C and 250 ampere at D. Determine the voltage at each load point.

Q3: A ring distributer (DC distributer) ABCDA is fed from point A with 250 v, and the resistance of vaious sections are as follows: AB=0.02 02, BC=0.018 , CD=0.025 02 and DA= 0.0202. The main supplies loads are 150 ampere at B, 300 ampere at C and 250 ampere at D. Determine the voltage at each load point.

Delmar's Standard Textbook Of Electricity

7th Edition

ISBN:9781337900348

Author:Stephen L. Herman

Publisher:Stephen L. Herman

Chapter7: Parallel Circuits

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 3PP: Using the rules for parallel circuits and Ohmslaw, solve for the missing values....

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