A grid-connected three-phase (Y-connected) synchronous generator nameplate reads 200 MVA and 22kV. The generator is supplying 100 MW at 0.8 power factor leading at its rated voltage. The synchronous reactance of the generator is 1.0 per unit using the rating as base values. Neglect all losses. Regard the terminal bus voltage as the reference phasor. Give your final answer in SI units. (a) Calculate the generator line current magnitude. (b) Calculate the internal emf phasor. (c) Calculate the steady state active and reactive power provided by the generator if the torque applied by the generator prime mover is increased by 25% and the field current is decreased by 10%. Assume the frequency and the terminal voltage remain the same.

A grid-connected three-phase (Y-connected) synchronous generator nameplate reads 200 MVA and 22kV. The generator is supplying 100 MW at 0.8 power factor leading at its rated voltage. The synchronous reactance of the generator is 1.0 per unit using the rating as base values. Neglect all losses. Regard the terminal bus voltage as the reference phasor. Give your final answer in SI units. (a) Calculate the generator line current magnitude. (b) Calculate the internal emf phasor. (c) Calculate the steady state active and reactive power provided by the generator if the torque applied by the generator prime mover is increased by 25% and the field current is decreased by 10%. Assume the frequency and the terminal voltage remain the same.

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