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Transcribed Image Text:The one line Diagram of a power system
is shown in figure the Three phase power and
Line-Line rating are given below
G. 80MVA, 22 kV, X = 24%
G2: 68.85MVA, 21 kv, x = 22.5%.
T: 90 MVA, 24/220kv,
X = 1%
T2: 80 M VA, 20/220 kV, x=6%
Line!
121 J
Line: 49 r
Line ! 50 π
Load: 10M var, Capacitor.
Draw an
impedance diag veu
in
Per unit and
Find matrix.
choose 2 oku, loo MVA, base.
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LET G2
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