A series of 3 load centers are supplied from a single generator. A simple current grading protection scheme is used to protect the network from over-current faults. Which of the following combinations of per-unit breaker settings are representative of a practical system? O A. Scheme A B C ~ * * 3pu 4pu 5pu OB. Scheme A B C * * 3pu 3pu 3pu * * 5pu 4pu 3pu A B C EEL 3pu 1pu ~ OC. Scheme ~ O D. Scheme

A series of 3 load centers are supplied from a single generator. A simple current grading protection scheme is used to protect the network from over-current faults. Which of the following combinations of per-unit breaker settings are representative of a practical system? O A. Scheme A B C ~ * * 3pu 4pu 5pu OB. Scheme A B C * * 3pu 3pu 3pu * * 5pu 4pu 3pu A B C EEL 3pu 1pu ~ OC. Scheme ~ O D. Scheme

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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