A single phase a.c. distributor AB 300 meters long is fed from end A and isloaded as under :(i) 100 A at 0-707 p.f. lagging 200 m from point A(ii) 200 Aat 0-8 p.f. lagging 300 m from point A The load resistance and reactance ofthe distributor is 0-2 Q and 0-1 2 per kilometer. Calculate the total voltagedrop in the distributor. The load power factors refer to the voltage at thefar end. *A200 m100 mBI, = 100 Acos o, = 0-707 lagI, = 200 Acos o, = 0-8 lag

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A single phase a.c. distributor AB 300 meters long is fed from end A and is loaded as under :(i) 100 A at 0-707 p.f. lagging 200 m from point A(ii) 200 A at 0-8 p.f. lagging 300 m from point A The load resistance and reactance of the distributor is 0-2 N and O-1 Q per kilometer. Calculate the total voltage drop in the distributor. The load power factors refer to the voltage at the far end. * A 200 m 100 m B I, = 100 A cos o, = 0-707 lag I, = 200 A cos o, = 0-8 lag %3D

A single phase a.c. distributor AB 300 meters long is fed from end A and is loaded as under :(i) 100 A at 0-707 p.f. lagging 200 m from point A(ii) 200 A at 0-8 p.f. lagging 300 m from point A The load resistance and reactance of the distributor is 0-2 N and O-1 Q per kilometer. Calculate the total voltage drop in the distributor. The load power factors refer to the voltage at the far end. * A 200 m 100 m B I, = 100 A cos o, = 0-707 lag I, = 200 A cos o, = 0-8 lag %3D

Power System Analysis and Design (MindTap Course List)

6th Edition

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Chapter2: Fundamentals

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 2.47P: Two three-phase generators supply a three-phase load through separate three-phase lines. The load...

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