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Using the voltages of Problem 8.6(a) and the currents of Problem 8.5, compute the complex power dissipated based on (a) phase components and (b) symmetrical components.

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(a) The complex power dissipated based on phase component is 2.0512.84° kVA.

(b) The complex power based on sequence component is 1.9712.31° kVA.

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01

Write the given data from the question.

Write the phase component of the voltages.

V0=100° VV2=8030° VV2=4030° V

Write the phase component of the current.

Ia=100° AIb=890° AIc=6150° A

02

Determine the equation to calculate the complex power dissipated baes on phase component and symmetrical component.

The equation to calculate the phase voltages is given as follows.VaVbVc=1111a2a1aa2V0V1V2 ...........(1)

The equation to calculate the complex power based on phase component is given as follows.

S=VaIa*+VbIb*+VcIc* ...........(2)

The equation to calculate the sequence currents is given as follows.

I0I1I2=131111aa21a2aIaIbIc .........(3)

The equation to calculate the complex power based on sequence component is given as follows.

S=V0I0*+V1I1*+V2I2* ..........(4)

03

Calculate the complex power based on phase sequence component.

(b)

Calculate the phase voltages.

Substitute 100° Vfor V0, 8030° Vfor V1and 4030° VforV2into equation (1).

VaVbVc=111111201120111201120100°8030°4030°VaVbVc=100°+8030°+4030°100°+8030°1120+4030°1120100°+8030°1120+4030°1120VaVbVc=100°+8030°+4030°100°+8090°+4090°100°+80150°+40150°VaVbVc=115.669.96°41.2375.96°96.02167.97° V

Calculate the complex power dissipated based on phase component.

Substitute 115.669.96° Vfor Va,41.2375.96° VforVband96.02167.97° Vfor Vc,100° Afor Ia,890° AforIband6150° AforIcinto equation (2).

S=115.669.96°100°*+41.2375.96°890°*+96.02167.97°6150°*S=115.669.96°100°*+41.2375.96°890°+96.02167.97°6150°S=1156.69.96°+329.8414.04°+576.1217.97°S=2.0512.84° kVA

Hence, the complex power dissipated based on phase component is 2.0512.84° VA.

04

Calculate the complex power based on sequence component.

(b)

Calculate the sequence current.

Substitute 100° Afor Ia,890° AforIband6150° AforIcinto equation (3)

I0I1I2=1311111120°1120°11120°1120°100°890°6150°I0I1I2=13100°+890°+6150°100°+890°1120°+6150°1120°100°+890°1120°+6150°1120°I0I1I2=13100°+890°+6150°100°+830°+630°100°+8210°1120°+6270°I0I1I2=466.408°7.73417.556°1.22133.073°

Calculate the complex power based on sequence component.

Substitute100° V for V0, 8030° VforV1 and4030° V for V2,466.408° for I0, 7.73417.556°forI1 and1.22133.073° forI2 into equation (4).

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Hence, the complex power based on sequence component is1.9712.31° kVA

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Most popular questions from this chapter

For Problem 8.25, determine the complex power delivered to the load in terms of symmetrical components. Verify the answer by adding up the complex power of each of the three phases.

For Problem 8.12, compute the power absorbed by the load using symmetrical components. Then verify the answer by computing directly without using symmetrical components.

Repeat Problem 8.14 with the load neutral open.

Three identical Y-connected resistors of10°per unit form a load bank that is supplied from the low-voltage localid="1656322566335" Y-side of a Y-Δtransformer. The neutral of the load is not connected to the neutral of the system. The positive- and negative-sequence currents flowing toward the resistive load are given by

localid="1656754777422" Ia1=14.5°perunit             Ia2=0.5250°perunit            

and the corresponding voltages on the low-voltage Y-side of the transformer are

localid="1656754827543" Van,1=145°perunit(Line-to-neutral voltage base)

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Determine the line-to-line voltages and the line currents in per unit on the high-voltage side of the transformer. Account for the phase shift.

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