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Consider complex power transmission via the three-phase short

line for which the per-phase circuit is shown in Figure 5.19. Express S12, the

complex power sent by bus 1(orV2),and-S21, the complex power received

by bus 2(orV2),in terms of185,θ12=10andθ12=θ1-θ2,which is the power

angle.

(b) For a balanced three-phase transmission line in per-unit notation with

185,θ12=10,determineS12and-S21for

(i)V1=V2=1.0

(ii)V1=1.0andV2=0.9

Comment on the changes of real and reactive powers from parts (i) to (ii)

Short Answer

Expert verified

(a) The complex powerS12is V12ZZ-V1V2Zθ12+zands21is

V22ZZ-V1V2Z-θ12+z

(b) (i) The complex powerS12is 0.174 + 0jVA andS21is -0.172+0.03 VA .

(ii) The complex powerS12is 0.192+0.22jVA andS21is -0.186+0.15VA .

When the voltage of bus 1 is increased, the real and the reactive power by bus 1

increased and when voltage of bus 2 decreased, the real and reactive by bus 2 are

increased.

Step by step solution

01

determine the formulas to calculate the complex power.

The equation to calculate the complex power is given as follows.

S12=V1I12* …… (1)

Here,S12is the complex power from sending end to receiving end,V1is the

sending end voltage andI12is the current from sending end to receiving end.

The equation to calculate the complex powerS21is given as follows.

S21=V2I21* …… (2)

Here,S12is the complex power from sending end to receiving end,V1is the

receiving end voltage andI21is the current from receiving end to sending end.

02

Determine the complex powerS12and-S21.

(a)

Calculate the currentI12in the circuit.

I12=V1θ1-V2θ2ZZI12=V1Zθ2-Z-V2Zθ2-Z

Calculate the complex powerS12

SubstituteV1Zθ1-Z-V2Zθ2-ZforI12andV1θforV1into equation (1).

S21=V1θV1Zθ1-Z-V2Zθ2-ZS21=V12ZZ-V1V2Zθ1+θ2+ZS21=V12ZZ-V1V2Zθ12+Z

Calculate the currentI21in the circuit.

I21=V2θ2-V1θ1ZZI21=V2Zθ2-Z-V1Zθ1-Z

Determine the complex power .

Substitute for and for into equation (2)

S21=V2θV2Zθ2-Z-V1Zθ1-ZS21=V22ZZ-V1V2Z-θ1+θ2+ZS21=V22ZZ-V1V2Z-θ12+Z

Hence the complex powerS12is V12ZZ-V1V2Zθ12+ZandS21is.

V22ZZ-V1V2Z-θ12+Z

03

Determine the complex powerS12and-S21.

(b)

The impedance,Z=185

The angle,θ12=10

(i)

Determine the complex powerS12.

S12=V12ZZ-V1V2Zθ12+Z

Substitute185, for Z , 10and 1 for V1,V2into above equation.

S12=1185-11110+85S12=185-195S12=0.174+0jVA

Determine the complex powerS21.

S21=1185-11110+85S21=185-185S21=0.172+0.03jVA

Hence the complex powerS12is 0.174+0jVA andS21is-0.172+0.03VA.

(ii)

Determine the complex powerS12.

S12=V12ZZ-V1V2Zθ12+Z

Substitute for185for Z,10forθ12and 1.1 forV1,and 0.9 forV2into above

equation.

S12=1.12185-1.10.9110+85S12=1.2185-0.9995S12=0.192+0.22jVA

Determine the complex powerS21.

S21=0.92185-1.10.91-10+85S21=0.8185-0.9975S21=-0.186+0.15VA

Hence the complex powerS12is 0.192+0.22jVA andS21is -0.186+0.15VA.

When the voltage of bus 1 is increased, the real and the reactive power by bus 1

increased and when voltage of bus 2 decreased, the real and reactive by bus are

increased.

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