Two 22kV single phase generators are connected by a 2292 transmission line. The voltage angle of the 1st generator is 12° while the 2nd generator's voltage angle is in the reference. Line impedance angle is 72°. What is the current along the transmission line from generator 2 to generator 1? 112 V1 Select one: 121 = O A ZLINE 121= 209.1 424° A 121= 209.1 412° A 121= 209.14-156° A 121 = 1,000 4-72° A 121 V2

Two 22kV single phase generators are connected by a 2292 transmission line. The voltage angle of the 1st generator is 12° while the 2nd generator's voltage angle is in the reference. Line impedance angle is 72°. What is the current along the transmission line from generator 2 to generator 1? 112 V1 Select one: 121 = O A ZLINE 121= 209.1 424° A 121= 209.1 412° A 121= 209.14-156° A 121 = 1,000 4-72° A 121 V2

Power System Analysis and Design (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter2: Fundamentals

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Problem 2.47P: Two three-phase generators supply a three-phase load through separate three-phase lines. The load...

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