A balanced three-phase, negative sequence, Y-connected generator is connected to a three-phase balanced Y-connected load. The generator has an impedance of 1.5-j1.25 Q/phase. The impedance of the line connecting the generator to the load is 2.5+jl1.25 0/phase. The phase "B" load voltage is 1520° kV. The impedance of each phase of the Y-connected load is 60-j80 Q/phase. Calculate phase voltages \(V_{an}\) at the generator. \(V_{an}=\) Volts

A balanced three-phase, negative sequence, Y-connected generator is connected to a three-phase balanced Y-connected load. The generator has an impedance of 1.5-j1.25 Q/phase. The impedance of the line connecting the generator to the load is 2.5+jl1.25 0/phase. The phase "B" load voltage is 1520° kV. The impedance of each phase of the Y-connected load is 60-j80 Q/phase. Calculate phase voltages \(V_{an}\) at the generator. \(V_{an}=\) Volts

Power System Analysis and Design (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter2: Fundamentals

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

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