Determine the most economical size of a 3-phase line which supplies the following loads at 10 kV : (1) 100 kW at 0-8 p.f. (lag) for 10 hours (ii) 500 kW at 0-9 p.f. (lag) for 8 hours (ii) 100 kW at unity p.f. for 6 hours. The above gives the daily load cycle. The cost per km of the completely erected line is Rs (8000 a 1500) where a is the area of cross-section of each conductor. The combined interest and depreciation per annum of capital cost. Cost of energy losses is 5 paise per kWh. Resistivity of conducto 10%

Determine the most economical size of a 3-phase line which supplies the following loads at 10 kV : (1) 100 kW at 0-8 p.f. (lag) for 10 hours (ii) 500 kW at 0-9 p.f. (lag) for 8 hours (ii) 100 kW at unity p.f. for 6 hours. The above gives the daily load cycle. The cost per km of the completely erected line is Rs (8000 a 1500) where a is the area of cross-section of each conductor. The combined interest and depreciation per annum of capital cost. Cost of energy losses is 5 paise per kWh. Resistivity of conducto 10%

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