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The single-line diagram of a simple power system is shown in Figure 9.23 with per unit values. Determine the fault current at bus 2 for a three-phase fault. Ignore the effect of phase shift.

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The fault current at bus 2 is 5.11584.36° pu.

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01

Write the given data from the question.

The pre fault value of the voltage, V3=0.9810° pu

The zero sequence Xline0, positive sequence Xline1and negative sequence Xline2reactance’s of the line are 0.1,0.1 and 0.15 purespectively.

The zero sequence XT0, positive sequence XT1and negative sequence XT2reactance’s of the transformer are 0.1,0.1 and 0.1 purespectively.

The zero sequence XG0, positive sequence XG1and negative sequence XG2reactance’s of the generator are 0.1,0.1 and 0.05 pu respectively.

The load of the system,

S=P+jQS=1+j0S=1 pu

02

Determine the equation to calculate the fault current at bus 2.

The equation to calculate the load current is given as,

Iload*=SV3 …… (1)

HereIloadis the load current.

The equation to calculate the supply voltage is given as,

E=V1+ZIloag …… (2)

03

Calculate the fault current at bus 2.

Draw the per unit positive sequence network of the system.

Calculate the load current.

Substitute 1 pufor Sand 0.9810° pufor V3 into equation (1).

Iload*=10.9810°Iload*=1.0210°Iload=1.0210° pu

Calculate the supply voltage from the positive sequence network.

Substitute 10° pu for V1, j0.1 for Z and 1.0210° pufor Iload into equation (2).

E=10°+j0.1(1.0210°)E=1+0.10280°E=1.0225.63° pu

Calculate the fault current from the positive sequence network.

Ifault=1.0225.63°j0.1+j0.1Ifault=1.0225.63°j0.2Ifault=1.0225.63°0.290°Ifault=5.11584.36° pu

Hence the fault current at bus 2 is5.11584.36° pu .

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Synchronous generators:

G1              100MVA              20kV               X1=X2=0.15                  X0=0.05G2              100MVA             20kV              X1=X2=0.15                  X0=0.05

Transformers:

T1                     100MVA            20/220kV            X1=X2=X0=0.1aT2                     100MVA            20/220kV            X1=X2=X0=0.1

Transmission lines:

L12               100MVA         220kV      X1=X2=0.125                X0=0.3L13               100MVA         220kV      X1=X2=0.15                X0=0.35L23               100MVA         220kV      X1=X2=0.25                X0=0.7125

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