A single circuit three phase 50 Hz, 40 km transmission line consists of three conductors arranged in triangle. d1=6m, d2=12 m and d3=18 m. The radius is 0.75 cm. Calculate a) Total inductance and b) Total capacitance c) Total inductive reactance d) Total capacitive reactance of the lines. Assume Ɛ, = 8.854×10-12 Deq GMR Total Inductance Total Capacitance Total Inductive reactance (XL) Total Capacitive reactance (XC)

A single circuit three phase 50 Hz, 40 km transmission line consists of three conductors arranged in triangle. d1=6m, d2=12 m and d3=18 m. The radius is 0.75 cm. Calculate a) Total inductance and b) Total capacitance c) Total inductive reactance d) Total capacitive reactance of the lines. Assume Ɛ, = 8.854×10-12 Deq GMR Total Inductance Total Capacitance Total Inductive reactance (XL) Total Capacitive reactance (XC)

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Chapter4: Transmission Line Parameters

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