A Nicaraguan 13.8 kV power distribution system 2000 meters long feeds at its end a balanced three-phase load of 2.76 MVA with a power factor 0.8 in lagging. The impedance of the distribution system is (1.2 + j0.7)Ω/km. Determine the voltage drop as a percentage.

A Nicaraguan 13.8 kV power distribution system 2000 meters long feeds at its end a balanced three-phase load of 2.76 MVA with a power factor 0.8 in lagging. The impedance of the distribution system is (1.2 + j0.7)Ω/km. Determine the voltage drop as a percentage.

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