The 3-phase transmission line parameters are given bellow. 1. Receiving end power 40 MW, 2. Receiving end voltage 250 kV 3. Receiving end PF 0.65 lagging. 4. Sending end voltage 335kV. 5.The value of constant A is 0.9. Find Receiving end power /Phase in MW Receiving end voltage /Phase in kV Receiving end current I, in Amps

The 3-phase transmission line parameters are given bellow. 1. Receiving end power 40 MW, 2. Receiving end voltage 250 kV 3. Receiving end PF 0.65 lagging. 4. Sending end voltage 335kV. 5.The value of constant A is 0.9. Find Receiving end power /Phase in MW Receiving end voltage /Phase in kV Receiving end current I, in Amps

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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