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2. A three phase 370 km line (long line) has the line constant per phase: z= 0.0996 + j(0.5143+0.002 Row#) 0/km y= j(3.172+0.002*Row#) x 106 S/km If the sending voltage is 137.86/_27.770 kv (line-neutral) and receiving end voltage is 124.13 /_00 kV (line-neutral), determine the following: a) Receiving end current, IR b) Sending end current, Is c) The percent voltage regulation, VR%

2. A three phase 370 km line (long line) has the line constant per phase: z= 0.0996 + j(0.5143+0.002 Row#) 0/km y= j(3.172+0.002*Row#) x 106 S/km If the sending voltage is 137.86/_27.770 kv (line-neutral) and receiving end voltage is 124.13 /_00 kV (line-neutral), determine the following: a) Receiving end current, IR b) Sending end current, Is c) The percent voltage regulation, VR%

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2. A three phase 370 km line (long line) has the line constant per phase: z= 0.0996 + j(0.5143+0.002*Row#) 0/km y= j(3.172+0.002*Row#) x 106 S/km If the sending voltage is 137.86/_27.770 kV (line-neutral) and receiving end voltage is 124.13 /_00 kVv (line-neutral), determine the following: a) Receiving end current, IR b) Sending end current, Is c) The percent voltage regulation, VR%
Transcribed Image Text:2. A three phase 370 km line (long line) has the line constant per phase: z= 0.0996 + j(0.5143+0.002*Row#) 0/km y= j(3.172+0.002*Row#) x 106 S/km If the sending voltage is 137.86/_27.770 kV (line-neutral) and receiving end voltage is 124.13 /_00 kVv (line-neutral), determine the following: a) Receiving end current, IR b) Sending end current, Is c) The percent voltage regulation, VR%
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