Q1) A distribution substation bus supplying two loads, Customer 1 and Customer 2 is shownin Figure 1. The utility specifies a 30-minute demand interval. Assume there are 730hours in a month.TISubstation20 MVAbusCustomer 16% X30-min Dmar- 15 MW/ monthEnergy use - 500 MWh / monthTotal connected demand = 18 MWSCC = 100 MVACustomer 2T210 MVA2% XFigure 1(a) Determine the demand factor, load factor and utilization factor for Customer 1.(b) Suppose a three-phase short circuit fault occurs at Customer 2. Calculate the percentagevoltage dip experienced by Customer 1. Use a power base of 50 MVA in yourcalculations.(c) To reduce the impact of voltage dip in part (b), Customer 1 is given three options toconsider:i Connecting a similar transformer in parallel to TI.ii. Connecting a similar transformer in parallel to T2.iii. Connecting a new generator rated 50 MVA, 2% X at substation bus.Indicate which option will help to reduce the impact of voltage dip at Customer 1.Justify your answer.

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A distribution substation bus supplying two loads, Customer I and Customer 2 is shown in Figure 1. The utility specifies a 30-minute demand interval. Assume there are 730 hours in a month. TI Substation 20 MVA bus 6% X Customer 1 30-min Dua = 15 MW / month SCC = 100 MVA Energy use - 500 MWh / month Total connected demand = 18 MW Customer 2 T2 10 MVA 2% X Figure 1 a) Determine the demand factor, load factor and utilization factor for Customer 1.

A distribution substation bus supplying two loads, Customer I and Customer 2 is shown in Figure 1. The utility specifies a 30-minute demand interval. Assume there are 730 hours in a month. TI Substation 20 MVA bus 6% X Customer 1 30-min Dua = 15 MW / month SCC = 100 MVA Energy use - 500 MWh / month Total connected demand = 18 MW Customer 2 T2 10 MVA 2% X Figure 1 a) Determine the demand factor, load factor and utilization factor for Customer 1.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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