(c) A single-phase electricity distribution system shown in Fig. 19(c) is used to provideexclusive power to the ECSE Power Systems lab which can be modelled by anequivalent resistance R₁, as shown.Vs1 kV(rms)100 ΩThevenin Equivalent of Generation& Transmission System10 kV : 1 kVDistributionTransformerVL =10Fig. 19(c): An electricity distribution system.(10 + +)10VI1 vs.Show that the voltage v₁ received by the research lab is related to the generatorvoltage vs by| RL = 100 ΩECSE PowerSystems Lab(ii) Hence, or otherwise, determine the power efficiency of the distribution system, i.e.,the power received by the research lab as a fraction of the total power produced bythe generator.

Given data Primary Source voltage, vs=1 kV r m s Primary side resistance, R1=100 Ω Turns ratio,…

(c) A single-phase electricity distribution system shown in Fig. 19(c) is used to provide exclusive power to the ECSE Power Systems lab which can be modelled by an equivalent resistance R₁, as shown. (i) Vs 1 kV(rms) 100 Ω Thevenin Equivalent of Generation & Transmission System 10 kV : 1 kV Distribution Transformer VL = 10 Fig. 19(c): An electricity distribution system. (10 ++) 10 VL 1 vs. Show that the voltage v₁ received by the research lab is related to the generator voltage vs by RL = 1000 ECSE Power Systems Lab

(c) A single-phase electricity distribution system shown in Fig. 19(c) is used to provide exclusive power to the ECSE Power Systems lab which can be modelled by an equivalent resistance R₁, as shown. (i) Vs 1 kV(rms) 100 Ω Thevenin Equivalent of Generation & Transmission System 10 kV : 1 kV Distribution Transformer VL = 10 Fig. 19(c): An electricity distribution system. (10 ++) 10 VL 1 vs. Show that the voltage v₁ received by the research lab is related to the generator voltage vs by RL = 1000 ECSE Power Systems Lab

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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