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  1. Using a value of SBASE = 100MVA and the system device impedances, calculate the expected fault currents for each type of fault (line - line) using the Per Unit method and symmetrical components. Assume that all generators are operating at their rated voltage. Compare to the values obtained from ETAP. 

 

  1. Draw a symmetrical component sequence network diagram for the Line to Ground fault.

 

 

 

 

 

G1 = 175 MVA
G1 = 19 KV
G1 pf = 0.9
G1 %Xd" = 19
G1 %X2 = 22
G1 %X0 = 8

G2 = 200 MVA
G2 = 18 KV
G2 pf 0.9
G2 %Xd" 18
G2 %X2 22
G2 %X0 6

T1 = 225 MVA
T1 Vpri = 19 KV
T1 Vsec = 345 KV
%Xpos 9
%Xzero 9
%Xneg 9

T2 = 250 MVA
T2 Vpri = 18 KV
T2 Vsec = 345 KV
%Xpos 10
%Xzero 10
%Xneg 10

Line 1
Xpos Ω 60
Xneg Ω 60
Xzero Ω150

Line 2

Xpos Ω 60
Xneg Ω 60
Xzero Ω 150

Line 3
Xpos Ω 225
Xneg Ω 225
Xzero Ω 350

Line 4
Xpos Ω 225
Xneg Ω 225
Xzero Ω 350

Load MVA 115
PF (Lagging) 0.9

 

 

Etap values to verify answers

line – line fault = 1183 A ∠-179.5

 

 

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