Consider the multi-terminal line in the system shown below. Each of the buses C. D, G, H and J has a source of power behind it. For a three-phase fault on bus B, the contributions from each of the sources are given in the table below. However, you may assume that the fault current contributions from each of these sources remain unchanged as the fault is moved around throughout the system shown. Zone 2 for the distance relays at bus A at the primary would be equal to: 6 60 800A 6 j60 1+ j10 2+ j15 6+ j60 600A 4+ 40 400A 0+ j10 3+ 20 300A 3004

Consider the multi-terminal line in the system shown below. Each of the buses C. D, G, H and J has a source of power behind it. For a three-phase fault on bus B, the contributions from each of the sources are given in the table below. However, you may assume that the fault current contributions from each of these sources remain unchanged as the fault is moved around throughout the system shown. Zone 2 for the distance relays at bus A at the primary would be equal to: 6 60 800A 6 j60 1+ j10 2+ j15 6+ j60 600A 4+ 40 400A 0+ j10 3+ 20 300A 3004

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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