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Transmission Line Analysis

1) Three phase power transmission systems can transmit three times the power of a single phase system with the same current and voltage ratings. 2) Transmission line performance is affected by its length, with shorter lines behaving differently than longer lines. The surge impedance and phase constant are important line parameters. 3) Reactive power flow in transmission lines can be controlled using series capacitors and shunt reactors.

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Transmission Line Analysis

1) Three phase power transmission systems can transmit three times the power of a single phase system with the same current and voltage ratings. 2) Transmission line performance is affected by its length, with shorter lines behaving differently than longer lines. The surge impedance and phase constant are important line parameters. 3) Reactive power flow in transmission lines can be controlled using series capacitors and shunt reactors.

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Transformers Power Transmission

Base Single Phase Three Phase


Quantity Capabilities
Power ( Sbase )3 Sbase 3  3 Vbase I base
Sbase 1  Vbase 1 Ibase 1 or ( Sbase )1  LL
VS , pu VR , pu SIL
3
PR  Sin
Voltage Sbase 1 Vbase 3 Sbase 3 Sin(  l )
Vbase 1  or Vbase 1  Vbase 
I base 1 3 LL
3 I base 2 l
l 
Current Sbase 1 Sbase 3 
I base 1  I base 3  kVL  ( Z c ) SIL
Vbase 1 3 Vbase LL
Impedance 2 2
Vbase 1 Vbase 1  Vbase LL 
Zbase 1   Zbase 1 
I base 1 Sbase 1 Sbase 3

Short T/L Medium T/L Long T/L Lossless T/L


Vs   A B  VR   YZ  VS  VRCos(  l )  jZC Sin(  l ) I R
 I   C D   I  A  D  1
YZ A  D  cosh( l )  Cosh( l )  1  
 s   R 2  2  j
A  D  1, C  0, B  Z  YZ  IS  Sin(  l )VR  Cos(  l ) I R
 YZ  B  Z C Sinh( l )  Sinh( l )  YZ 1   ZC
C  Y 1  
 4   6 
RG 0
VR 
VR , NL  VR , FL BZ C
1
Sinh( l )    ZY   
zy l
L
VR , FL
ZC
ZC  z  j L, y  jC
Z  R  j L Z C
Surge Impedance = Z C  2
At no – load I R  0 Y  G  jC
1 v
Y v ,  , 
LC f 
P3  3VL I Lcos Line Phase Constant =    LC
Shunt Reactor 2
( Sbase )new (Vbase )old
( Z p.u )new  ( Z p.u )old
 Z  ( Sbase )old (Vbase )new 2
VS  VR  Cos (  l )  C Sin(  l ) 
 X L , Sh 
  Series Capacitors
 1 
IS  IR  Sin(  l ) X L , Sh  Cos (  l )  VS , LL VR , LL SIL
 ZC  P3  Sin
X  X C , Ser
 kVLL 
2

Q Complex Power Flow Through Lines


X L , Sh
2
Sin(  l ) VS , LL VR , LL Cos ( B   )  A VR , LL Cos ( B   A )
X L , Sh  ZC PR 
1  Cos (  l ) B

Symmetrical Components
Va  1 1 1  Va 0 
V   1 a 2 
a  Va1 
 b 
Vc  1 a a 2  Va 2 

Va 0  1 1 1  Va 
V   1 1 a

a 2  Va 
 a1  3 
Va 2  1 a2 a  Va 

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