0 / For the data that given in Figure below.The motoris drawing 20 mw at o.8 Pf leading at terminadVo Hage of 12:8 KU. when symmetrical three Phaseocurs at te motor termnds.Find thefaultSubtransiént Current in the generator, motorand the fault by using the initomal voItage ofthe machine -3,G.3 0MVA30MVA13:2KV13.2KUXm <20?

First we will find internal EMF and fault currents in various sections using super position theorem.

O/ For the data that given in Figure below. The motor is drawing 20 mw at o.8 Pf leading at terminad Vo Hage of 12.8 kU . when symmetrical three Phase occurs at te motor termnds.Find the fault Subtransiént Current in the generator, motor and the famlt by using the initemal vo Itage of the machine - Gi 30MVA 13:2KV 13.2KV

O/ For the data that given in Figure below. The motor is drawing 20 mw at o.8 Pf leading at terminad Vo Hage of 12.8 kU . when symmetrical three Phase occurs at te motor termnds.Find the fault Subtransiént Current in the generator, motor and the famlt by using the initemal vo Itage of the machine - Gi 30MVA 13:2KV 13.2KV

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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