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- write the factor governing height of polearrow_forwardUsing Kirchoff's law.arrow_forwarde = 0 Q1: What does happen if we change two currents? a. Q2: What does happen if we have a three-phase four poles machine? Q3: What does happen if we have a two-phase two poles machine? e = 0 Q4: What does happen if we apply a capacitance in phase b and then use same voltage for both phase. Dr. Ali Ki. pw --arrow_forward
- Solve for the currents I1, I2 and I3. Use KVL and KCL to derive the equations and use Gauss-Jordan Elimination to solve for the unknowns. (Answer should be in this format: I1=____, I2=_____, I3=_____). Answers should be at least 2 decimal places. * Please show complete solutions.arrow_forwardI. PROBLEM SOLVING. The following are data pertaining to three units in a plant: Unit 1: Min: 150 MW Max: 600 MW C(1) = 0.01562 P₁2 + 79.2 P₁ + 5610 $/br Unit 2: Min: 100 MW Max: 400 MW C(2) = 0.0194 P₂² + 78.5 P2 + 3100 $/br Unit 3: Min: 50 MW Max: 200 MW C(3) = 0.05784 P3² +95.64 P3 + 936 $/br What unit or combination of units should be used to supply a load of 550 MW most economically? Support your answer with solution.arrow_forwardHow to solve this using kirchhoff's law?☹arrow_forward
- Considey i- 2.2A the ciocuit and that K= 3A1Jare Suppose 32v 1A 1752 1752 Qv seties of Soudece transformations ciycuit. Use a find io. the to in Sigmifeant units.. to Expiess Jous and ans we d include. three fques the appropriate 'arrow_forwardSolve for the currents I1, 12 and 13. Use KVL and KCL to derive the equations and use Gauss-Jordan Elimination to solve for the unknowns. _). Answers (Answer should be in this format: 1=_, 12=_ 13= should be at least 2 decimal places. * 1 13 A R1 R3 1k 2k2 V1 V2 R2 2k2 12V 24V +1arrow_forwardSolve for the currents I1, I2 and I3. Use KVL and KCL to derive the equations and use Gauss-Jordan Elimination to solve for the unknowns. (Answer should be in this format: I1=____, I2=_____, I3=_____). Answers should be at least 2 decimal places. * Please give the COMPLETE solution and nessecary Figure. Thank you!arrow_forward
- 32. The incremental cost characteristics of two generators delivering a load of 200 MW are as follows: dF = 2.0 + 0.01 P, dP, dP dF, -= 1.6 + 0.02 P, For economic operation the generators P, and P, should be (a) 120 MW and 80 MW (b) 81 MW and 120 MW (c) 120 MW and 120 MW (d) 80 MW and 80 MWarrow_forwardTwo cities A and B are connected by a 200km long train line. A train leaves A for B at 20 km / h at the same time as another train leaves B for A at 5 km / h. In the samemoment a fly leaves from A to B following the train line. The fly flies at 40 km / h until it collides with train B. At that moment it returns instantly and follows the train line until it collides with train A. At that moment it returns instantly and follows the line of the train. train until it collides with train B. The fly continues this process, traveling ever smaller distances until the two trains meet. (It is an ideal problem and the fly does not get squashed by the trains).What is the total distance traveled by the fly?arrow_forwardFrom the plotted power curve determine the following: a) Peak power = ___________W b) Peak power occurs at ___________o c) Does the instantaneous power ever go negative? ___________ d) Are all of the power curve peaks of equal magnitude? ___________ e) Is the enclosed area under the positive power curve the same as the enclosed area under the negative power curve? ___________ f) The average (apparent) power for one complete cycle (360°) in voltamperes = ___________VA. g) The average (real) power for one complete cycle(360°) in watts = ___________VA.arrow_forward
Power System Analysis and Design (MindTap Course ...Electrical EngineeringISBN:9781305632134Author:J. Duncan Glover, Thomas Overbye, Mulukutla S. SarmaPublisher:Cengage Learning