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    The document describes a power system experiment that calculates power angles before, during, and after a fault occurs at different points in the transmission line. It requests user input for initial generator power, emf, bus voltage, and reactances before, during, and after the fault. It then calculates the maximum power angles for each case and prints the results.

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    The document describes a power system experiment that calculates power angles before, during, and after a fault occurs at different points in the transmission line. It requests user input for initial generator power, emf, bus voltage, and reactances before, during, and after the fault. It then calculates the maximum power angles for each case and prints the results.

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    Experiment No: - 04

    pm=input('Enter initial power: '); E=input('Enter the generator emf: '); V=input('Enter the infinite bus voltage: '); x1=input('Enter reactance before fault '); x2=input('Enter reactance uring fault: '); x!=input('Enter reactance after fault: '); pe1max=(E"V)#x1 pe2max=(E"V)#x2 pe!max=(E"V)#x! $=asin(pm#pe1max) max=pi%asin(pm#pe!max); cos c=(pm"( max% $)&pe!max"cos( max)%pe2max"cos( $))# (pe!max%pe2max); cr=acos(cos c); $=( $"1'$)#pi; cr=( cr"1'$)#pi; max=( max"1'$)#pi; fprintf('(n intial power angle) $=*+,!f') $); fprintf('(n fault clearing power angle) cr=*+,!f') cr); fprintf('(n maximum power angle) $max=*+,!f') max);

    OUTPUT:-

    Case A: Short circuit takes place near the generator en Enter Enter Enter Enter Enter Enter initial power: 1 the generator emf: 1,1 the infinite bus voltage: 1 reactance before fault: $,reactance uring fault: inf reactance after fault: $,+-

    pe1max = 2,2$$$ pe2max = $ pe!max = 1,.//+ $ = $,.+10 initial power angle) $ = 2+,$!/ fault clearing power angle) cr = -.,+.maximum power angle) $max=1!+,$1.

    Case !: Short circuit takes place at the mi transmission line# Enter Enter Enter Enter Enter Enter initial power: 1 the generator emf: 1,1 the infinite bus voltage: 1 reactance before fault: $,-$ reactance uring fault: 1,2reactance after fault: $,+-

    le o" the

    pe1max = 2,2$$$ pe2max = $,''$$ pe!max = 1,.//+ $ = $,.+10 initial power angle) $ = 2+,$!/ fault clearing power angle) cr = '!,'/$ maximum power angle) $max= 1!+,$1.

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