The A and B constants of a three-phase transmission line are 0.96/_1.0deg and 100/_80deg ohms, respectively. If the line-to-line voltages at the sending end and receiving ends are both 110 kV and the phase angle between them is 30 deg, fin IR (receiving end current), the power and power factor of the load. 2. The A and B constants of a three-phasetransmission line are 0.96/_1.0deg and100/_80deg ohms, respectively. If theline-to-line voltages at the sending endand receiving ends are both 110 kV andthe phase angle between them is 30 deg,fin IR (receiving end current), the powerand power factor of the load.

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The A and B constants of a three-phase transmission line are 0.96/_1.0deg and 100/_80deg ohms, respectively. If the line-to-line voltages at the sending end and receiving ends are both 110 kV and the phase angle between them is 30 deg, fin IR (receiving end current), the power and power factor of the load.

The A and B constants of a three-phase transmission line are 0.96/_1.0deg and 100/_80deg ohms, respectively. If the line-to-line voltages at the sending end and receiving ends are both 110 kV and the phase angle between them is 30 deg, fin IR (receiving end current), the power and power factor of the load.

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Chapter5: Transmission Lines: Steady-state Operation

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Problem 5.11P: A 40-km, 220-kV, 60-Hz, three-phase overhead transmission line has a per-phase resistance of...

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