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what happens if you increase the transmission lines angle (the phase angle difference between the sending end and receiving end voltages difference?

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Q1. A three phase interconnector has resistance per conductor of 4 22 per phase and inductive reactance of X 12 per phase, where X = Student 1's ID / 1,000,000 (92). The sending end voltage is set at 33 kV, 50 Hz. The load is adjusted such that the receiving end voltage is also 33 kV. Find the efficiency of the interconnector as a function of the phase angle difference between the sending and receiving end...
Question: A three-phase, 60-Hz, completely transposed transmission line has a length of 100-km and has a series impedance per phase of (0.25+j0.85) ohms/mile and shunt admittance of 5.0*10^-5 Siemens/mile. The transmission line delivers 150 MW at 0.85 lagging power factor to a load connnected to its receiving end. The line-to-line voltage at the receiving end is 138-kV. Note: The Medium Length Line method should be used since it is used for distances between 50 miles to 150 miles. Determine the...
Problem 2: A 345 kV, 60 Hz, three-phase characteristic parameters of the transmission line are: transmission line is 130 km long. The r= 0.036 ?/km L = 0.8 x 10-3 H/km C = 0.0112 x 10-6 F/km The receiving end load is 270 MVA with 0.8 PF lagging at 325 kV. (k) What is the total series impedance of this transmission line? (5 points) () What is the total shunt admittance of this transmission line? (5 points) (m) Calculate the...
What happens to the flux as the angle between the field lines and area increases?
A. Consider a simplified model of a transmission line with resistance and capacitance neglected. a. Show that the sending end real and reactive power are given by the equations respectively. Vs is the voltage magnitude at the sending end, Vr is the voltagemagnitude at the receiving end, is phase angle between the sending and receiving end voltages, and is the series reactance. When we use this or the more general formulas we say the voltage magnitudes are close to normal...
Do you consider attenuation in Telecom transmission lines to a static or transient impairment? Explain. Explain the difference between attenuation and phase distortions.
#1, A 3-phase, 60-Hz transmission line is 50 km long and has r -o20 Ohms/km and x-0.50 Ohms/km. The load at the receiving end of the line is 2.5 Mw at a power factor of 0.9 leading. (i)Compute the impedance of the line, Zline * at the lad tole, the lad wi e . (ii)Find the sending end current, I, as 33nv lhe to tine Van-eerene (ii) What is the sending end voltage, V,? (iv)What is the real power, P...
I need some explanation for this question. What are the equipotential lines? Draw electric field lines and equipotential lines around a positive and around a negative charge, if both opposite charges are located close to each other? When you shuffle your feet across the carpet and then reach your hand to a nearby doorknob, you may create a spark between your hand and the door knob. Explain the Physics behind it in terms of electric potential difference
Two three-phase power transmission lines with a nominal
operating voltage of 220 kV and a frequency of 60 Hz are connected
in series as shown below.
Per-phase constants of the first 110 km long energy transmission
line (E.İ.H.-1); r = 0.01035Ω / km, L = 1.554 mH / km, and C =
7.387 ∙ 10-3 µF / km. Constants per phase of the second 100 km long
energy transmission line (E.İ.H.2); Zh = 1.035 + j58.58 Ω / phase
and...
#2. A 3-phase, 60-Hz transmission line is 140 miles long and has r :0.30 Ohms/mile, x =1.5 Ohms/mile, and the shunt admittance is 7.8 x 100900 mho /mile. The load at the receiving end of the line is 36 MVA at 220 kV and a power factor of 0.90 lagging (i)Find the ABCD parameters of the line. (i)Find the sending end phasor voltage, Vs and phasor current, Is iv)What is the real power, P and the reactive power Q at...