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Identical series capacitors are installed at both ends of the line in Problem 5.16, providing 30%total series compensation. (a) Determine the equivalent ABCDparameters for this compensated line. (b) Determine the theoretical maximum real power that this series-compensated line candeliver when VS=VR=1perunit. Compare your result with that of Problem 5.40.

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(a)Therefore, the equivalent ABCD parameters are0.94920.2553°71.4580.5°1.405×10-390.09°0.94920.2553°and reactance of each capacitance is-j14.71Ω..

(b)Therefore, the maximum power is 2936MW and is more than the power obtained in problem 5.40.

Step by step solution

01

Given data.

From problems 5.16,

The ABCD parameters are,

A=0.92850.2580puD=0.92850.2580puC=1.405×10-390.090SB=98.2586.690Ω

The 30% series compensation is mentioned.

The impedance from problem 5.16 is,

Z=(5.673+j98.09)Ω

02

Determine the formula of ABCD parameters and maximum power.

Write the formula of equivalent ABCD parameters.

[AeqBeqCeqDeq]=[ASBSCSDS][ABCD][ARBRCRDR] .................(1)

Here, eq is representing equivalent, S is representing sending end, and R is representing receiving end.

Write the formula of maximum power.

Pmax=VSVRZ-AVR2Zcos(θB-θA) ...........…… (2)

Here, VR and VS are receiving and sending end voltages.

03

Determine the formula of ABCD parameters and capacitance reactance.

(a) The reactance of each series capacitor with compensation is,

X=-j98.0920.3Ω=-j14.71Ω

The ABCD parameters at sending and receiving end will be,

04

Determine the maximum power.

(b)

Substitute 500 kV for VS, VR, localid="1655281050243" 0.94920.25530, for AθA and 71.2580.50 for ZθB in equation (2).

P=500×50071.45-0.9492(500)271.45cos80.50-0.25530=2936MW

The maximum power in problem 5.40 is 2397.5MWand is less than 2936MW .

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Let the three-phase lossless transmission line of Problem 5.31 supply a load of 1000MVA at 0.8 power factor lagging and at 500kV. (a) Determine the capacitance/phase and total three-phase Mvars supplied by a three-phase, -connected shunt-capacitor bank at the receiving end to maintain the receiving-end voltage at 500kVwhen the sending end of the line is energized at 500kV. (b) If series capacitive compensation of 40% is installed at the midpoint of the line, without the shunt capacitor bank at the receiving end, compute the sending-end voltage and percent voltage regulation.

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