For the four bus system as shown in Fig. Determine the fault current when the fault takes place at bus no.3 with fault impedance Zf=j0.32 p.u. The Subtransient reactance of the generators and positive sequence reactance of other elements are given. Assume pre fault Voltage Eth= 120° p.u Generator X = j0.16p.u; Transmission line X = j0.26p.u; Transformer X j0.34p.u !! %3D %3D 十章1章 Y글 스 A Zth in p.u Fault current I in p.u Fault Current contribution by the Generator G2 (IG2) 00000 000

For the four bus system as shown in Fig. Determine the fault current when the fault takes place at bus no.3 with fault impedance Zf=j0.32 p.u. The Subtransient reactance of the generators and positive sequence reactance of other elements are given. Assume pre fault Voltage Eth= 120° p.u Generator X = j0.16p.u; Transmission line X = j0.26p.u; Transformer X j0.34p.u !! %3D %3D 十章1章 Y글 스 A Zth in p.u Fault current I in p.u Fault Current contribution by the Generator G2 (IG2) 00000 000

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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