A three-phase, 3-wires CBA System alternator, sending 3-phase voltages of 339.4 volt to the lines, having a delta connected load, with VCA is the reference vector. ZBC = 12.99 – j7.5 ZCA = 8.66 + j5 ZAB = 10 + jo Determine the phase and line current b) draw the phasor diagram and c) true power generates by the generator neglect the line losses.

A three-phase, 3-wires CBA System alternator, sending 3-phase voltages of 339.4 volt to the lines, having a delta connected load, with VCA is the reference vector. ZBC = 12.99 – j7.5 ZCA = 8.66 + j5 ZAB = 10 + jo Determine the phase and line current b) draw the phasor diagram and c) true power generates by the generator neglect the line losses.

Power System Analysis and Design (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter2: Fundamentals

Section: Chapter Questions

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