The three-phase transformer nameplate ratings are listed in the figure. The transmission line and load impedances are in actual ohms. The generator terminal voltage magnitude is 13.2 KVLL. Use the ratings of Transformer 1 to define bases such that S3 = 5 MVA and VB = 132 kV. B T₁ T₂ 13.2 kV G 1 Zline 10+j100 £2 3 Zload=3002 5 MVA 13.2A/132Y KV 10 MVA 138Y/69A KV X₁ = 0.1 p.u. Xn₂ = 0.08 p.u. Determine the three-phase apparent power delivered to the load in MVA up to two decimal places.

The three-phase transformer nameplate ratings are listed in the figure. The transmission line and load impedances are in actual ohms. The generator terminal voltage magnitude is 13.2 KVLL. Use the ratings of Transformer 1 to define bases such that S3 = 5 MVA and VB = 132 kV. B T₁ T₂ 13.2 kV G 1 Zline 10+j100 £2 3 Zload=3002 5 MVA 13.2A/132Y KV 10 MVA 138Y/69A KV X₁ = 0.1 p.u. Xn₂ = 0.08 p.u. Determine the three-phase apparent power delivered to the load in MVA up to two decimal places.

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Chapter14: Power Distribution

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