The section bus-bars A and B are linked by a bus-bar reactor rated at 5000 kVA with ?? % reactance. On bus-bar A, there are two generators each of 10,000 kVA with 10% reactance and on B two generators each of 8000 kVA with 12% reactance. Find the steady MVA fed into a dead short circuit between all phases on B with bus-bar reactor in the circuit. 10,000 kVA 10% 8,000 kVA 12% 10,000 kVA 8,000 kVA 10% 12% 1 2 3 4 5,000 kVA ?? % A Hinds: ?? % reactance = equals to the last two digit of your student ID. Use 11 only if %3D lost twoe digit

The section bus-bars A and B are linked by a bus-bar reactor rated at 5000 kVA with ?? % reactance. On bus-bar A, there are two generators each of 10,000 kVA with 10% reactance and on B two generators each of 8000 kVA with 12% reactance. Find the steady MVA fed into a dead short circuit between all phases on B with bus-bar reactor in the circuit. 10,000 kVA 10% 8,000 kVA 12% 10,000 kVA 8,000 kVA 10% 12% 1 2 3 4 5,000 kVA ?? % A Hinds: ?? % reactance = equals to the last two digit of your student ID. Use 11 only if %3D lost twoe digit

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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