### Impedance Diagram of a Three-Phase Power System**Problem 3.23 Overview:**Figure 3.32 illustrates the one-line diagram of a three-phase power system. The task is to draw an impedance diagram showing all impedances, including the load impedance, in per-unit. This is achieved by selecting a common base of 100 MVA and 22 kV on the generator side.**Given Data:**- **Generator (G):** - Power: 90 MVA - Voltage: 22 kV - Reactance (\(x\)): 0.18 per unit- **Transformer 1 (T₁):** - Power: 50 MVA - Voltage: 22/220 kV - Reactance (\(x\)): 0.10 per unit- **Transformer 2 (T₂):** - Power: 40 MVA - Voltage: 220/11 kV - Reactance (\(x\)): 0.06 per unit- **Transformer 3 (T₃):** - Power: 40 MVA - Voltage: 22/110 kV - Reactance (\(x\)): 0.064 per unit- **Transformer 4 (T₄):** - Power: 40 MVA - Voltage: 110/11 kV - Reactance (\(x\)): 0.08 per unit- **Motor (M):** - Power: 66.5 MVA - Voltage: 10.45 kV - Reactance (\(x\)): 0.185 per unit**Line Reactances:**- **Line 1:** - Reactance: 48.4 Ω- **Line 2:** - Reactance: 65.43 Ω**Load Characteristics:**- At bus 4, the load absorbs 57 MVA at 10.45 kV with a power factor of 0.6 lagging.**Diagram Explanation:**- **Section 1-2-3-4 (220 kV Line):** - Consists of three segments: - From Generator (G) to Transformer (T₁) via Line 1 - Transformer (T₁) shifts voltage

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