The resistance and reactance of the single-phase 60HZ transmission line conductors are 8.8 ohm and 9 ohm respectively. The transmission line delivers 10MW at a power factor of 0.69 lagging to the load with 56kV receiving end voltage. Determine the following a) The inductance of the transmission line in mH b) Sending end power factor ! C) Percentage voltage regulation d) Percentage Efficiency

The resistance and reactance of the single-phase 60HZ transmission line conductors are 8.8 ohm and 9 ohm respectively. The transmission line delivers 10MW at a power factor of 0.69 lagging to the load with 56kV receiving end voltage. Determine the following a) The inductance of the transmission line in mH b) Sending end power factor ! C) Percentage voltage regulation d) Percentage Efficiency

Power System Analysis and Design (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter4: Transmission Line Parameters

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