The plant capacity of a three phase generating station consists of two 15,000 kVA generators of reactance 10% each and one 8000 kVA generator of reactance 18%. The generators are connected to the station busbars from which load is taken through three 5000 kVA step up transformers each having a reactance of 8%. Determine the maximum fault MVA which the circuit breakers on (1) low voltage side and (2) High voltage side of transformer may have to deal with. 001 AVM H

The plant capacity of a three phase generating station consists of two 15,000 kVA generators of reactance 10% each and one 8000 kVA generator of reactance 18%. The generators are connected to the station busbars from which load is taken through three 5000 kVA step up transformers each having a reactance of 8%. Determine the maximum fault MVA which the circuit breakers on (1) low voltage side and (2) High voltage side of transformer may have to deal with. 001 AVM H

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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