parameter : L = 230km PROBLEM 6AL km long, 330kV, three-phase transmission line has a series reactance x = 0.282/km anda shunt admittance y = j3.2 x 10 S/km.6.1Calculate the ABCD parameters of the line.6.2The receiving end conditions are VR= (325+j0) kV and IR= 200 A at a lagging powerfactor of 0.9. Using the ABCD parameters, calculate the sending end voltage, currentand transmission angle, 8.

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PROBLEM 6 AL km long, 330kV, three-phase transmission line has a series reactance x = 0.280/km and a shunt admittance y = j3.2 x 10 S/km. 6.1 Calculate the ABCD parameters of the ine. The receiving end conditions are VR= (325+j0) kV and IR= 200 A at a lagging power factor of 0.9. Using the ABCD parameters, calculate the sending end voltage, current and transmission angle, 8. 6.2

PROBLEM 6 AL km long, 330kV, three-phase transmission line has a series reactance x = 0.280/km and a shunt admittance y = j3.2 x 10 S/km. 6.1 Calculate the ABCD parameters of the ine. The receiving end conditions are VR= (325+j0) kV and IR= 200 A at a lagging power factor of 0.9. Using the ABCD parameters, calculate the sending end voltage, current and transmission angle, 8. 6.2

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Chapter5: Transmission Lines: Steady-state Operation

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