The following Table gives the parameters for a transmission-distribution system. , This for the system .a) Draw the frequency domain equivalent circuit .b) Find the voltage across the load impedance as the phasor expression .c) Find the average, reactive and complex power transferred to the load .d) Calculate the power factor of the source .e) Find what percent of the average power is transferred to the load f) In order to make the power factor 1, the value of the circuit element to be connected parallel to the load find it Parameter Source (rms) Frequency Source Phase Angle source internal impedance Line Impedance Line Length Load Impedance Value 15kV 50hz 0 0,5+ j0.5 Q 0,02+j0,03 02/km 150km 26,5+j34,5 Ω

The following Table gives the parameters for a transmission-distribution system. , This for the system .a) Draw the frequency domain equivalent circuit .b) Find the voltage across the load impedance as the phasor expression .c) Find the average, reactive and complex power transferred to the load .d) Calculate the power factor of the source .e) Find what percent of the average power is transferred to the load f) In order to make the power factor 1, the value of the circuit element to be connected parallel to the load find it Parameter Source (rms) Frequency Source Phase Angle source internal impedance Line Impedance Line Length Load Impedance Value 15kV 50hz 0 0,5+ j0.5 Q 0,02+j0,03 02/km 150km 26,5+j34,5 Ω

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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