no.5 Q1)two dc shunt generators operating in parallel supply a total load current of (200 A ). The terminal voltage of one generator falls uniformly from ( 240 V) to ( 225 V) when delivering (120A) The terminal voltage of the second generator falls uniformly from (230V) to (215 V ) when delivering (100 A). find the load current shared by each generator and the bus-bars voltage ?

no.5 Q1)two dc shunt generators operating in parallel supply a total load current of (200 A ). The terminal voltage of one generator falls uniformly from ( 240 V) to ( 225 V) when delivering (120A) The terminal voltage of the second generator falls uniformly from (230V) to (215 V ) when delivering (100 A). find the load current shared by each generator and the bus-bars voltage ?

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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Chapter11: Transient Stability

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Problem 11.8P

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