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3. Derive the ABCD constants for a line having resistance of 0.1 2/mi, reactance 0.86 2/mi, and capacitance 0.04 2/mi using long line model. What is the electrical length of the line? 4. In Problem 3, calculate the rise in voltage at the receiving end. Use a long line model and consider 400 mi of line length, the sending-end voltage being 230 kV. 5. In Problem 3, what is the SIL loading of the line?

3. Derive the ABCD constants for a line having resistance of 0.1 2/mi, reactance 0.86 2/mi, and capacitance 0.04 2/mi using long line model. What is the electrical length of the line? 4. In Problem 3, calculate the rise in voltage at the receiving end. Use a long line model and consider 400 mi of line length, the sending-end voltage being 230 kV. 5. In Problem 3, what is the SIL loading of the line?

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3. Derive the ABCD constants for a line having resistance of 0.1 2/mi, reactance 0.86 2/mi, and capacitance 0.04 2/mi using long line model. What is the electrical length of the line? 4. In Problem 3, calculate the rise in voltage at the receiving end. Use a long line model and consider 400 mi of line length, the sending-end voltage being 230 kV. 5. In Problem 3, what is the SIL loading of the line?
Transcribed Image Text:3. Derive the ABCD constants for a line having resistance of 0.1 2/mi, reactance 0.86 2/mi, and capacitance 0.04 2/mi using long line model. What is the electrical length of the line? 4. In Problem 3, calculate the rise in voltage at the receiving end. Use a long line model and consider 400 mi of line length, the sending-end voltage being 230 kV. 5. In Problem 3, what is the SIL loading of the line?
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