The initial load angle at steady-state stability is δ0 and the related mechanical power, P0. With the occurrence of a transient fault the load angle advances to δ1 with a corresponding electrical power of P1. After the successful clearance of the fault the load angle moves to δ2 and electrical power, P2. Use the given information to answer the following questions. Derive equations for: i)the accelerating area. ii)the decelerating area iii)the critical clearing angle

The initial load angle at steady-state stability is δ0 and the related mechanical power, P0. With the occurrence of a transient fault the load angle advances to δ1 with a corresponding electrical power of P1. After the successful clearance of the fault the load angle moves to δ2 and electrical power, P2. Use the given information to answer the following questions. Derive equations for: i)the accelerating area. ii)the decelerating area iii)the critical clearing angle

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