(a) Three identical loads Zy, each of resistance 50 and inductance of 16 mH are connected to a three phase supply as shown in Figure Q4a. The supply has a line to line voltage of 415 V with 30° phase angle and operates at frequency of 50 Hz. Determine: (1) The total power dissipated in the loads. (ii) The total reactive power of the loads. Van Figure Q4a

(a) Three identical loads Zy, each of resistance 50 and inductance of 16 mH are connected to a three phase supply as shown in Figure Q4a. The supply has a line to line voltage of 415 V with 30° phase angle and operates at frequency of 50 Hz. Determine: (1) The total power dissipated in the loads. (ii) The total reactive power of the loads. Van Figure Q4a

Power System Analysis and Design (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter6: Power Flows

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