QUESTION 1 A 100 km, 400 kV transmission line is subject to an “a" phase to earth fault at 80 km. If the fault path resistance is 10 2, calculate the fault current. Data:- For generation: Za1 = Za2 = 1 + j16 N and Zao = 0.5 + j8 N For the line: ZLI = ZL2 = 1.8 + j31 N and ZLo= 10 + j88 N

QUESTION 1 A 100 km, 400 kV transmission line is subject to an “a" phase to earth fault at 80 km. If the fault path resistance is 10 2, calculate the fault current. Data:- For generation: Za1 = Za2 = 1 + j16 N and Zao = 0.5 + j8 N For the line: ZLI = ZL2 = 1.8 + j31 N and ZLo= 10 + j88 N

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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