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Modeling the transmission lines as inductors, WithSij=Sji*,ComputeS13,S31,S23,S32andSG3in Figure 2.25. (Hint: complex power Balance holds good at each bus, satisfying KCL).

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Therefore, the complex power S13,S31,S23,S32and SG3are(-0.4+j1.8),(-0.4+j1.8),(0.1-j0.7),(-0.1-j0.7)and(-0.5-j1.1)respectively.

Step by step solution

01

Calculate the complex powerS13&S31.

Consider the transmission line diagram.

Apply Kirchhoff’s current law at the bus bar 1.

S13=SG1-SD1-(0.4+j0.2)S13=(1+j1)-1-j1)-(0.4+0.2j)S13=-0.4+j1.8

SinceS31is the complex conjugate ofS13. So, S31can be calculated as

localid="1655181600671" S31=S13*S13=(-0.4+j1.8)*S13=-0.4-j1.8

Hence the complex power of S13is (-0.4+j1.8)and S31is (-0.4-j1.8)

02

Calculate the complex power S23&S32.

Apply Kirchhoff’s current law at the bus bar 2.

S23=SG2-SD2-(0.4+j0.2)S23=(0.5+j0.5)-(1+j1)-(0.4+j0.2)S23=0.1-j0.7

Since S32is the complex of S23. So, S32 can be calculated as,

S23=S32*S23=(-0.1-j0.7)* S23=-0.1+j0.7

Hence the complex power of S23is (0.1-j0.7)and S32is (-0.1+j0.7).

03

Calculate the complex power SG3. 

Apply Kirchhoff’s current law at the bus bar 3.

The SG3is the sum of the S31&S32.

role="math" localid="1655182526090" SG3=S31+S32

Substitute the values and solve as

SG3=(-0.4-j1.8)+(-0.1+j0.7)SG3=-0.5-j1.1

Hence the complex power of SG3is (-0.5-j1.1).

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