Assume that all transmission lines LOW and HIGH limitation capacity is limited to 70MW. Given the initial transmission system loading on line 1-2 as 48 MW and line 1-5 as 68 MW, LODF1-2, 1-5 = 0.3913, PTDF1.5, 1-2 = 0.1195. Calculate contingency flow on line 1-2 due to increase of power flow of 50 MW in line 1-5 and indicate if the line will be overloaded or not.

Assume that all transmission lines LOW and HIGH limitation capacity is limited to 70MW. Given the initial transmission system loading on line 1-2 as 48 MW and line 1-5 as 68 MW, LODF1-2, 1-5 = 0.3913, PTDF1.5, 1-2 = 0.1195. Calculate contingency flow on line 1-2 due to increase of power flow of 50 MW in line 1-5 and indicate if the line will be overloaded or not.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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