(a) The short circuit MVA at the terminal of generating Station A and B are 1100 MVA and 1200 MVA respectively. The generated voltage at each station is 33 kV. If these stations are interconnected through a line having a reactance of 1.5 2 and negligible resistance, calculate the possible short-circuit MVA at both station. Choose 100 MVA as base.

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(a) The short circuit MVA at the terminal of generating Station A and B are 1100
MVA and 1200 MVA respectively. The generated voltage at each station is 33
kV. If these stations are interconnected through a line having a reactance of 1.5 2
and negligible resistance, calculate the possible short-circuit MVA at both station.
Choose 100 MVA as base.
(b) A power system is represented by one line diagram in Figure Q.3(b). Each bus is
rated at line voltage of 66 kV.
The reactance of each component is given in per unit, based 100 MVA and rated
voltage of the component. Assume that the prefault voltage of each generator is
to be 1.0 per unit.
Bus impedance matrix with all elements in per unit for the system is given below:
j0.138 j0.112 j0.130
j0.138 j0.121
Zj0.112
jo.130 j0.121 j0.160
A solid three phase fault occurs at bus 1. Determine:
(i)
Fault current (in Ampere) and fault level (in MVA) at Bus 1.
(ii) Transmission lines current (in Ampere) during fault.
If line L23 is connected in parallel with another line with reactance of 0.1 pu (same
base as line L23), recalculate the fault current and fault level at Bus 1.
Transcribed Image Text:Q.3 (a) The short circuit MVA at the terminal of generating Station A and B are 1100 MVA and 1200 MVA respectively. The generated voltage at each station is 33 kV. If these stations are interconnected through a line having a reactance of 1.5 2 and negligible resistance, calculate the possible short-circuit MVA at both station. Choose 100 MVA as base. (b) A power system is represented by one line diagram in Figure Q.3(b). Each bus is rated at line voltage of 66 kV. The reactance of each component is given in per unit, based 100 MVA and rated voltage of the component. Assume that the prefault voltage of each generator is to be 1.0 per unit. Bus impedance matrix with all elements in per unit for the system is given below: j0.138 j0.112 j0.130 j0.138 j0.121 Zj0.112 jo.130 j0.121 j0.160 A solid three phase fault occurs at bus 1. Determine: (i) Fault current (in Ampere) and fault level (in MVA) at Bus 1. (ii) Transmission lines current (in Ampere) during fault. If line L23 is connected in parallel with another line with reactance of 0.1 pu (same base as line L23), recalculate the fault current and fault level at Bus 1.
Generator G₁
11 kV
j0.2 p.u.
Generator G2
11 kV
j0.2 p.u.
Transformer T₁
11/66 kV
j0.05 p.u.
Transformer T₂
11/66 kV
j0.05 p.u.
tod
Bus 1
Line L12
j0.1 p.u.
Bus 2
Figure Q.3(b)
Line L13
j0.05 p.u.
Line L23
j0.1 p.u.
Bus 3
Transcribed Image Text:Generator G₁ 11 kV j0.2 p.u. Generator G2 11 kV j0.2 p.u. Transformer T₁ 11/66 kV j0.05 p.u. Transformer T₂ 11/66 kV j0.05 p.u. tod Bus 1 Line L12 j0.1 p.u. Bus 2 Figure Q.3(b) Line L13 j0.05 p.u. Line L23 j0.1 p.u. Bus 3
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