A rural village in Sabah, consists of 10 houses are provided with generators to help to provide electricity for the whole village. The houses are distributed in between 5 to 10 km in radius between each other. Each generator generates 480 volt. Design a power distribution system from the generators to two houses only by including the following criteria: 1. Assume the impedance (load) that is required per house. Consider only the necessities. Please state any chosen home appliances. 2. Calculate the required number of generators to supply power to the two houses. 3. Include other power system components in this distribution system, and state the reason of selecting these components. 4. The distribution system should be presented using one line diagram with explanation of the process. 5. If required, please make any other assumptions that is related.

A rural village in Sabah, consists of 10 houses are provided with generators to help to provide electricity for the whole village. The houses are distributed in between 5 to 10 km in radius between each other. Each generator generates 480 volt. Design a power distribution system from the generators to two houses only by including the following criteria: 1. Assume the impedance (load) that is required per house. Consider only the necessities. Please state any chosen home appliances. 2. Calculate the required number of generators to supply power to the two houses. 3. Include other power system components in this distribution system, and state the reason of selecting these components. 4. The distribution system should be presented using one line diagram with explanation of the process. 5. If required, please make any other assumptions that is related.

Power System Analysis and Design (MindTap Course List)

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Author:J. Duncan Glover, Thomas Overbye, Mulukutla S. Sarma

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Chapter3: Power Transformers

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 3.60P: PowerWorid Simulator case Problem 3_60 duplicates Example 3.13 except that a resistance term of 0.06...

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