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A balanced three-phase load is connected to a 4.16kV, three-phase, four Wire, grounded-wye dedicated distribution feeder. The load can be modeled by an impedance of ZL=(4.7+j9)Ω/phasewye-connected. The impedance of the phase conductors is (0.3+j1)Ω. Determine the following by using the phase to neutral voltage as a reference and assume positive phase sequence:

(a) Line currents for phases A, B and C.

(b) Line-to-neutral voltages for all three phases at the load.

(c) Apparent, active, and reactive power dissipated per phase, and for all

three phases in the load.

(d) Active power losses per phase and for all three phases in the phase

conductors.

Short Answer

Expert verified

(a) The line current for the phase A, B and C are 214.82-63.43°,214.82-183.43°Aand214.82-303.43°Arespectively.

(b) The line to neutral voltage for phase A, B and C is , 2179.5-1.01V,2179.5-121.01V,2179.5-241.01Vrespectively.

(c)The apparent, active and reactive power for the single phase is468.262.42°,216.77KWand414.99kVAR

and respectively.

The apparent, active and reactive power for three phases is 1404.6kVA,650.31kWand1244.97kVAR, and respectively.

(d) The active power loss for single phase is 13.84 kW and for three phases is 41.53kW .

Step by step solution

01

Write the all values given by the question.

Line to line voltageVLL=4.16kV.

Load impedanceZL=(4.7+j9)Ω/phase.

The phase conductor impedanceZload=(0.3+j1)Ω.

02

Determine the formulas to calculate the line current, line to neutral voltage for the three phase, apparent, active and reactive power for the three phases.

Forthebalancethreephasesystem,allthelinecurrentseparatedbythephaseshiftof.ThelinetoneutralvoltageforthephaseAisgivenby,(VAN)Load=VAN-lAZLoad........(4)Forthebalancethreephasesystemlinetoneutralvoltageseparatedbythephaseshiftof120°.Theexpressionfortheapparentpowerisgivenby,S1=(VAN)LoadlA*.......(5)Theapparentpowerforthreephasesisgivenby,S3=3S1........(6)Theexpressionfortheactivepowerisgivenby,P1=S1cos(θ)........(7)Hereθistheanglebetweenthelinevoltageandcurrent.Theexpressionforthereactivepowerisgivenby,Q1=S1sin(θ)....(8)Theactivepowerforallthreephaseisgivenby,P3=3P1.....(9)Thereactivepowerforallthreephaseisgivenby,Q3=3Q1...........(10)Theactivepowerlossforsinglephaseisgivenby,(P1)Load=l2R...........(11)Theactivepowerlossforthreephaseisgivenby,P3=3P1.......(12)

03

Determine the line current for the phase and.

(a)CalculatethevoltagebetweenphaseAandneutralNbyusingtheequation(1).VAN=4.16×100030°VAN=2401.770°VThetotalimpedancewouldbethesumoftheLoadimpedanceandimpedanceofphaseconductor(byusingequation2).Z=4.7+j9+0.3+j1Z=5+j10ThelinecurrentforthephaseAcanbecalculatebyusingtheequation(3).lA=2401.70°5+j10lA=214.82-63.43°ForthebalancethreephasesystemthelinecurrentlBandlcwouldbeshiftedby120°.ThelinecurrentlBis,lB=214.82(-63.43-120)°lB=214.82-183.43°AThelinecurrentlcis,lc=214.82(-63.43-240)°lC=214.82-303.43°AHencethelinecurrentforthephaseA,BandCare214.82-63.43°,214.82-183.43°A,and214.82-303.43°Arespectively.

04

The line to neutral voltage for the phase and A , B nad C

05

Calculate the apparent, active and reactive power dissipated in all three phases.

06

Calculate the active for los for all per phase and three phases.

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