H.W 9: Two shunt generators , each with a no-load voltage of 125 V are running parallel. Their external characteristics can be taken as straight lines over this operating ranges. Generator No. 1 is rated at 25 kW and its full-load voltage is 119 V, Generator No. 2 is rated at 200 kW at 116 V. Calculate the bus-bar voltage when the total load is 3500 A. How is the load divided between the two ?

H.W 9: Two shunt generators , each with a no-load voltage of 125 V are running parallel. Their external characteristics can be taken as straight lines over this operating ranges. Generator No. 1 is rated at 25 kW and its full-load voltage is 119 V, Generator No. 2 is rated at 200 kW at 116 V. Calculate the bus-bar voltage when the total load is 3500 A. How is the load divided between the two ?

Power System Analysis and Design (MindTap Course List)

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Author:J. Duncan Glover, Thomas Overbye, Mulukutla S. Sarma

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Chapter6: Power Flows

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