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Jason L. Wilson 10/21/2023 ENGR 400 - Module 1 Chapter 8 - Three-Phase Systems 8.1 A Y-connected balanced three-phase source feeds a balanced three-phase load. The voltage and current of the source coil are: v(t) = 340sin(377t+0.5236) V i(t) = 100sin(377t+0.87266) A Calculate the following: a. The rms phase voltage: V rms ( phase ) = 340 2 V rms ( phase ) = 240.42 V b. The rms line-to-line voltage: V rms ( line line ) = 240.42 3 V rms ( phase ) = 416.42 V c. The rms current in the source: I rms ( source ) = I rms ( phase ) = 100 2 I rms ( source ) = 70.71 A d. The rms current in the transmission line: I rms ( transmission ) = 70.71 A e. The frequency of the supply: F = w 2 π F = 377 2 π
Jason L. Wilson 10/21/2023 F = 60 Hz f. The power factor at the source side, state leading or lagging: θ = 0.87266 0.5236 θ = 0.34906 ( 180 π ) θ = 20 ° λ = cos ( 20 ° ) λ = 0.9397 leading g. The three-phase real power delivered to the load: P = 3 V rms ( phase ) I rms ( phase ) cos ( θ ) P = 3 416.42 70.71 0.9397 P = 47.925 kW h. The three-phase reactive power delivered to the load: Q = ¿ 3 V rms ( phase ) I rms ( phase ) sin ( θ ) Q = 3 416.42 70.71 sin ( 20 ) Q =− 17.443 kVAR i. If the load is connected in delta configuration, calculate the load impedance: V rms ( line ) = 3 V rms ( phase ) 30 ° ¿ ( 3 30 ° )( 340 30 ° ) V rms ( line ) = 588.89 60 ° V I phase Δ = I rms ( phase ) 3 30 ° ¿ 100 50 ° 3 30 °
Jason L. Wilson 10/21/2023 I phase Δ = 57.74 80 ° A Z Δ ( phase ) = V rms ( phase ) Δ I rms ( phase ) Δ ¿ 588.89 60 ° 57.74 80 ° A Z Δ ( phase ) = ( 9.58 j 3.49 ) Ω 8.3 A three-phase, 480 V system is connected to a balanced three phase load. The transmission line current I a is 10 A and is in phase with the line-to-line voltage V bc . Calculate the impedance of the load for the following cases: a. If the load is wye-connected: V ab = 480 0 ° i a = 10 120 ° V ab = 3 V an V an = V ab 3 V an = 480 0 ° 3 30 ° V an = 277.13 30 ° Z a = 277.13 30 ° 10 120 ° Z a = 27.71 90 ° Ω b. If the load is delta-connected: i a = 3 i pha i pha = i a 3
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Jason L. Wilson 10/21/2023 i pha = 10 120 ° + 30 ° 3 i pha = 5.77 90 ° Z a = 480 0 ° 0 ° 5.77 90 ° Z a = 83.15 90 ° Ω 8.5 A balanced wye-connected load of (4 + j3) Ω is connected across a three-phase source of 173 V(line-to- line a. Find the transmission line current: V ph = 173 3 V ph = 99.88 V I L = 99.88 4 + j 3 I l = 19.75 36.87 ° A b. Find the power factor: cos ( θ ) = 4 4 2 + 3 2 λ = 0.8 c. The complex power: ¿ 3 171 19.75 36.86 ° S = ( 4678.56 + j 3508.92 ) VA
Jason L. Wilson 10/21/2023 | s | = 5948.2 VA = 5.848 kVVA d. The real power: P = 4.68 kW e. The reactive power of the load: Q = 3.51 kVAR f. With V ab as the reference, sketch the phasor diagram that shows all voltages and currents:
Jason L. Wilson 10/21/2023 8.7 The line-to-line voltage of a three-phase transmission line is V bc = 340 20 °V . V bn = 340 3 V bn = 196.30 10 ° a. Calculate the phase voltage V an : V an =− 10 ° + 120 ° V an = 196.30 110 ° b. If a wye load impedance of Z = 10 60 ° Ω is connected to the transmission line, calculate the transmission line current I b . I b = 196.3 10 ° 10 60 ° I b = 19.63 70 ° c. Calculate the current in the neutral line I n . Since the loadisbalanced , I n = 0
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Jason L. Wilson 10/21/2023 8.11 A three- phase Y-connected source is energizing a delta-d connected load. The phase volage of the transmission line is V bn = 120 0 ° V , and the load impedance is Z = 9 30 ° . Compute I a and the power consumed by the delta load. Z Y = 9 30 3 Z Y = 3 30 Z Y = 2.598 + j 1.5 Ω I a = 120 120 ° 3 30 ° I a = 40 90 ° A P = 3 40 2 2.598 P = 12.47 kW