QI/two identical, 3 phase, S.G operate in parallel to supply a loadof 11MW and 11kV, 0.8 lagging power factor. If the resistanceand reactance of each generator are 5 and 50N respectively, ifwhen varying the excitation of first generator its current become40A lag. Find the other generator current and both power factor.

Power factor: It tells how much active power is utilized by the circuit from the apparent power. The…

Q1/two identical, 3 phase, S.G operate in parallel to supply a load of 11MW and 11kV, 0.8 lagging power factor. If the resistance and reactance of each generator are 5 and 502 respectively, if when varying the excitation of first generator its current become 40A lag. Find the other generator current and both power factor.

Q1/two identical, 3 phase, S.G operate in parallel to supply a load of 11MW and 11kV, 0.8 lagging power factor. If the resistance and reactance of each generator are 5 and 502 respectively, if when varying the excitation of first generator its current become 40A lag. Find the other generator current and both power factor.

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