03) The following two parallel-connected 3-phase balanced loads are fed by a balanced 3-phase source. Loadl: 30 kw, 0.6 p.f. lagging. Load2: 45kvar, 0.8 p.f. lagging. If the line voltage is 240kv, Calculate: a) The complex power for the individual loads. b) The complex, real and reactive power for the combined load. Find the source p.f. c) The line currents for the individual loads. la Ib b o Ic C O la ls lai Ja , lazy laz Vis = 240KV Load 1 Load 2 30 KW 45 KVAR Assume abc Seq. 0.6 lag 0.8 lag

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03) The following two parallel-connected 3-phase balanced loads are fed by a
balanced 3-phase source.
Loadl: 30 kw, 0.6 p.f. lagging.
Load2: 45kvar, 0.8 p.f. lagging.
If the line voltage is 240kv, Calculate:
a) The complex power for the individual loads.
b) The complex, real and reactive power for the combined load. Find the source p.f.
c) The line currents for the individual loads.
la
a O
Ib
b.
Ic
C.
la lbi , lai
Ja y lbzy laz
Vis = 240KV
Load 1
Load 2
30 KW
45 KVAR
Assume abc Seq.
0.6 lag
0.8 lag
Transcribed Image Text:03) The following two parallel-connected 3-phase balanced loads are fed by a balanced 3-phase source. Loadl: 30 kw, 0.6 p.f. lagging. Load2: 45kvar, 0.8 p.f. lagging. If the line voltage is 240kv, Calculate: a) The complex power for the individual loads. b) The complex, real and reactive power for the combined load. Find the source p.f. c) The line currents for the individual loads. la a O Ib b. Ic C. la lbi , lai Ja y lbzy laz Vis = 240KV Load 1 Load 2 30 KW 45 KVAR Assume abc Seq. 0.6 lag 0.8 lag
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Two loads are connected in the parallel, 

Find the complex power = P+jQ form

Total power factor, real power and reactive power

Line currents. 

We assume the a phase as reference phase. 

 

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