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Reconsider the synchronous generator of Problem 8.36. Obtain sequence network representations for the following fault conditions.

(a) A short-circuit between phasesb and c.

(b) A double line-to-ground fault with phase’sb andc grounded.

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  1. The fault conditions of a short-circuit between phases bandcare

Ib=(j3)VFZ1+Z2+ZFand Ic=(j3)VFZ1+Z2+ZF.

The sequence network representation is shown below:

(b) The fault conditions of a double line-to-ground fault with phase and grounded are

I1=VFZ1+Z2(Z0+3ZF)Z2+(Z0+3ZF)I2=(Z0+3ZF)Z2+(Z0+3ZF)(I1)I0=Z2Z2+(Z0+3ZF)(I1)

The sequence network representation is shown below:

Step by step solution

01

Write the given data from the question.

Assume a line-to-line fault from phaseb to c.

Consider fault present at phaseb to c.

Draw a three-phase bus system.

Figure 1

Draw the sequence circuit of interconnected network.

Figure 2

02

Determine the formula of the fault conditions of a short-circuit between phases b and c and fault conditions of a double line-to-ground fault with phase b and c grounded.

Write the formula of fault current in phase-.

Ib=(I0+a2I1+aI2) …… (1)

Here, localid="1656162920401" I0, I1and I2are zero, positive and negative sequence current andais identities.

Write the formula of fault current in phase-.

Ic=IbIc=(I0+a2I1+aI2) …… (2)

Here,I0, I1and I2are zero, positive and negative sequence current and ais identities.

Write the formula of fault conditions in phase b domain in double line-to-ground fault.

Vbg=ZF(Ib+Ic) …… (3)

Here,ZFis fault impedance andIbare fault current at phasebandICare fault current at phase.

Write the formula of fault conditions in phase domain in double line-to-ground fault.

Vcg=Vbg

localid="1656166370688" Vcg=ΖF(Ib+Ic) …(4)

Here, ZFis fault impedance and Ibare fault current at phaseband ICare fault current at phase C.

03

(a) Determine the fault conditions of a short-circuit between phases b and c.

Write the equations of line-to-line fault in phase domain.

Ia=0

Here,Ialine current in phase domain.

Write the equations of line-to-ground fault in phase domain.

Vag=ZFIa …… (5)

Here, ZFis fault impedance and Iais line current in phase domain.

Determine the equations for zero, positive and negative sequence currents.

I0I1I2=131111aa21a2aIaIbIc …… (6)

Here,Ia,IbandIcare the phase currents.

a=1120°a2=1120°

Determine the equations for zero, positive and negative sequence voltages.

V0V1V2=131111aa21a2aVaVbVc

Here, Va, Vband Vcare the phase voltages.

Now substitute 0for Iaand Ibfor Icinto equations (6).

I0I1I2=131111aa21a2a0IbIb=130+IbIb0+aIba2Ib0+a2IbaIb=130(aa2)Ib(a2a)Ib

Substitute I0+a2I1+aI2for Ib, V0+a2V1+aV2for Vband V0+aV1+a2V2for Vcinto equation (5).

(V0+a2V1+aV2)(V0+aV1+a2V2)=ZF(I0+a2I1+aI2)(11)V0+(a2a)V1+(aa2)V2=ZF(I0+a2I1+aI2)(a2a)V1+(aa2)V2=ZF(I0+a2I1+aI2) …… (8)

Now substitute0forI0andI1forI2into equation (8).

(a2a)V1(a2a)V2=(a2a)Z1I1V1V2=ZFI1 …… (9)

Determine the fault conditions in sequence component from line to line fault from equation (7) and (9).

I1=I2I0=0V1V2=ZFI1

Hence, fault current are connected parallel with all positive, negative and zero sequence component with fault impedance,ZFas shown in figure 2.

Write the equation for fault current from the figure 2.

I1=I2=VFZ1+Z2+ZF

Write the expression for current in phase- b.

Substitute 0for I0and I1for I2into equation (1).

Ib=(0+a2I1+a(I1))=(a2a)I1=j3I1=(j3)VFZ1+Z2+ZF

Write the expression for phase- role="math" localid="1656165005140" acurrent.

Ia=I0+I1+I2=0+I1I1=0

Write the expression for phase- bcurrent.

Ib=(j3)VFZ1+Z2+ZF

Write the expression for fault current in phase- c.

Substitute (j3)VFZ1+Z2+ZFfor Ibinto equation (2).

Ic=(j3)VFZ1+Z2+ZF

Therefore, the faults current in phase-c represent in terms of sequence component from line to line fault and voltages are obtained.

04

(b) Determine the fault conditions of a double line-to-ground fault with phase b and c grounded.

Determine the double line-to-ground fault with phase band cgrounded. If fault present at phase bandcwhen impedanceZFis also obtained at phase and.

Draw a bus system of three phases.

Figure 3

Draw the sequence circuit of interconnected network.

Figure 4

Write the equation for the fault conditions in phase domain in double line-to-ground fault.

Ia=0 …… (10)

Here,Ialine current in phase domain.

Transforming equation (10) into sequence domain

I0+I1+I2=0 …… (11)

Here,I0are zero sequence components, I1is positive sequence component and I2is negative sequence component.

Substitute V0+aV1+a2V2for Vcgand V0+a2V1+aV2for Vbginto equation (4)

V0+aV1+a2V2=V0+a2V1+aV2aV1a2V1=aV2a2V2(aa2)V1=(aa2)V2V2=V1 …..(12)

SubstituteV0+a2V1+aV2for Vbg,I0+a2I1+aI2forIbandI0+aI1+a2I2forIcinto equation (3).

V0+a2V1+aV2=ZF(I0+a2I1+aI2+I0+aI1+a2I2)V0+(a2+a)V1=ZF(2I0+(a2+a)(I1+I2))V0V1=ZF(2I0I1I2)V0V1=ZF(2I0(I0))

As further solve as

V0V1=(3ZF)I0 …… (13)

Summarize the equation (11), (12) and (13) in terms of Fault conditions in sequence domain from double line to ground fault.

I0+I1+I2=0V2=V1V0V1=(3ZF)I0

Determine the positive sequence current equation from figure 4.

I1=VFZ1+Z2(Z0+3ZF)Z2+(Z0+3ZF)=VFZ1+Z2(Z0+3ZF)Z2+(Z0+3ZF)

Determine the negative sequence current equation from figure 4.

I2=(Z0+3ZF)Z2+(Z0+3ZF)(I1)

Determine the zero sequence current equation from figure 4.

I0=Z2Z2+(Z0+3ZF)(I1)

Therefore, the sequence components are found and the fault conditions and currents of double line to ground fault are found.

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