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IIT Delhi GMR Problems
IIT Delhi GMR Problems
1. Find the self GMD for each conductor configuration shown in Figure 1.
1.7036r; (b)GMR = 1.6921r]
[(a)GMR =
Figure 1:
Solution:
(a)
GMR =
p
3
4
GMR2 = GMR4 = 0.7788r 2r 2r 12r = 1.8124r
Figure 2:
Solution:
GMR = 0.7788 0.004 = 0.0031152m
p
GMD = 6 (1.6 1.6)(1.6 3.2)(1.6 3.2) = 2.0158m
L = 2 107 ln
2.0158
= 1.294mH/km
0.0031152
3. Determine the inductance of a single phase transmission line consisting of three conductors of 2.5 mm radii in the go conductor and 5 mm radii in the return conductor. The
configuration of line is as shown in figure 3.[(a)L = 1.42mH/km; (b)L = 1.485mH/km]
Figure 3:
Solution:
(a)
GMRA =
p
3
p
4
GMDA = GMDB =
LB = 2 107 ln
10.74
= 0.8mH/km
0.1528
L = LA + LB = 1.42mH/km
(b)
GMRA =
p
3
GMRa = GMRc =
GMRb =
GMDA = GMDB =
q
6
0.7788 5 4 = 0.1248m
68 10
LA = 2 107 ln
68
68
68 10 = 8.7936m
8.7936
= 0.635mH/km
0.367
LB = 2 107 ln
10.74
= 0.85mH/km
0.1248
L = LA + LB = 1.485mH/km
4. Determine the inductance per km of a transposed double circuit 3 phase line shown in
figure 4. Each circuit of the line remains on its own side. The dia of the conductor is
2.532 cm.
[L = 0.606mH/km]
Solution:
GMRA =
p
3
4
ra Daa ra Da a
GMRa =
Figure 4:
4
GMRc =
rc Dcc rc Dc c
4
rb Dbb rb Db b
GMRb =
5. Determine the inductance per km per phase of a double circuit 3 phase line arranged as
shown in figure 5. The radius of each conductor is 15 mm. [L = 0.51035mH/km/ph]
Figure 5:
Solution:
GMRA =
GMRa =
p
4
p
3
ra Daa ra Da a
4
Dab Dab Da b Da b = 4 1.75 7 3.5 1.75 = 2.9431m
p
GMDab =
L = 0.51035mH/km/ph
6. Find the inductive reactance per phase in /m and the capacitive reactance to neutral
in m for a three phase line that has equilaterally spaced conductors of ACSR Dove.
The distance between lines of various phases is 3.048m and the operating frequency is
60 Hz. From standard table, Dove GMR = 0.00954024 m, Dia of Conductor = 0.02354
m.
[XL = 4347.86 107 /m/ph, XC = 0.000265266 1012 m/ph]
Solution: Since conductors are spaced equilaterally,
GMD = 3.048m
GMR = 0.00954m
3.048
= 11.5334 107 H/m/ph
L = 2 107 ln
0.00954
XL = 2 3.1415 60 11.5334 107 = 4347.86 107 /m/ph
For calculation of C, we have to use radius of conductor as GMR.
C=
XC =
2 0
= 10 1012 F/m
3.048
ln
0.01177
1
= 0.000265266 1012 m/ph
12
2 3.1415 60 10 10
Figure 6:
Solution:
p
4
Dab Dab Da b Da b = 4 3.082 6.6792 6.6792 3.082 = 4.5371m
p
GMD =
GMRa =
q
4
ra Daa ra Da a =
Figure 7:
Solution:
(a)
GMR of each conductor = 0.0466 0.3048 = 0.014204m
10.08
= 0.365/km/phase
0.08
(b)
(basekV )2
(345 103 )2
=
= 1190.25
baseMV A
100 106
Xactual
0.365 160
=
=
= 0.049p.u
Zbase
1190
Baseimpedance, Z =
Xp.u
(c)
1.382 2.54
= 0.01755m
2 100
2o
2 8.842 1012
= 11.743 1012 F/m
=
10.08
GMD
ln
ln
0.0889
GMR
12
3
1
10 10
=
=
= 0.22589 106 km/ph to neutral
2f C
2 60 11.743
Cn =
Xcn
25 42 25 = 29.72f t
r = 0.879/2 = 0.4395inches
2o
2 8.842 1012
=
= 8.293 109 F/km
29.72 12
GMD
ln
ln
0.4395
r
9
= 8.293 10 1.609F/mi = 13.34 109 F/mi
109
1
=
= 0.1988 106 mi
Xc =
2f C
2 60 13.34
Cn,T otal = 150 13.34 109 = 2.001F
Cn =
Xc,T otal =
0.1988 106
= 1325
150
GMD = 3 3 3 6 = 3.7797m
2 0
C=
= 9.356 109 F/km
3.7797
ln
0.01
Ic = V w C = 0.224A/km
11. Determine the capacitance and charging current per km when the transmission line given
in figure 4 operates at 220 kV - 50 Hz, diameter of conductor is 2.5 cm.
[C =
0.019056F/km, Ic = 0.76A/km]
Solution:
GMD = 6.61m