T2 Generator 480 V Line Load Zz = 1.5 + j 102 480/14,400 V 1000 kVA R = 0.010 pu X = 0.040 pu 14,400/480 V 500 kVA ZLoad = R = 0.020 pu X = 0.085 pu 0.45436.87°2 Y-connected In the transmission system shown in the figure above, the rated kVA of transformer 1, T1, is 1000 kVA and the rated kVA of transformer 2, T2, is 500 kVA. Transformers pu impedances are given on their rated powers. What is the real power in kWatts supplied to the load?

T2 Generator 480 V Line Load Zz = 1.5 + j 102 480/14,400 V 1000 kVA R = 0.010 pu X = 0.040 pu 14,400/480 V 500 kVA ZLoad = R = 0.020 pu X = 0.085 pu 0.45436.87°2 Y-connected In the transmission system shown in the figure above, the rated kVA of transformer 1, T1, is 1000 kVA and the rated kVA of transformer 2, T2, is 500 kVA. Transformers pu impedances are given on their rated powers. What is the real power in kWatts supplied to the load?

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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