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    Course: Introduction To Electric Energy (Ece 351)

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    This document is the final exam for the course Introduction to Electric Energy. It consists of 4 problems related to electric circuits. Problem 1 involves calculating line currents and phase currents in a three-phase balanced circuit. Problem 2 calculates current through a person near a short circuit. Problem 3 involves calculating voltages, currents, losses and efficiency for a three-phase transformer. Problem 4 calculates the voltage sag at a load due to a fault on a feeder line. Students are instructed to show their work and return the test page with solutions.

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    Course: Introduction To Electric Energy (Ece 351)

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    This document is the final exam for the course Introduction to Electric Energy. It consists of 4 problems related to electric circuits. Problem 1 involves calculating line currents and phase currents in a three-phase balanced circuit. Problem 2 calculates current through a person near a short circuit. Problem 3 involves calculating voltages, currents, losses and efficiency for a three-phase transformer. Problem 4 calculates the voltage sag at a load due to a fault on a feeder line. Students are instructed to show their work and return the test page with solutions.

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    This document is the final exam for the course Introduction to Electric Energy. It consists of 4 problems related to electric circuits. Problem 1 involves calculating line currents and phase currents in a three-phase balanced circuit. Problem 2 calculates current through a person near a short circuit. Problem 3 involves calculating voltages, currents, losses and efficiency for a three-phase transformer. Problem 4 calculates the voltage sag at a load due to a fault on a feeder line. Students are instructed to show their work and return the test page with solutions.

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    Course: Introduction To Electric Energy (Ece 351)

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    This document is the final exam for the course Introduction to Electric Energy. It consists of 4 problems related to electric circuits. Problem 1 involves calculating line currents and phase currents in a three-phase balanced circuit. Problem 2 calculates current through a person near a short circuit. Problem 3 involves calculating voltages, currents, losses and efficiency for a three-phase transformer. Problem 4 calculates the voltage sag at a load due to a fault on a feeder line. Students are instructed to show their work and return the test page with solutions.

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    COURSE: INTRODUCTION TO ELECTRIC ENERGY (ECE 351)

    Note: Return the test page with solutions.

    FINAL EXAM

    Note: Return the test page with solutions.

    Test date: 28/10/2015

    Duration: 90 minutes

    Note: Return the test page with solutions.

    IAB

    Problem 1 (4 pts)
    A three phase balanced circuit is in the figure 1.
    We have:

    uA = 220
    uB = 220

    2
    2

    sin(t-60) V.
    sin(t180) V.

    uC = 220
    sin(t+60) V.
    The value of loads are correspondance Z1 = 12 + j6 () and Z2 = 36 + j18 ().
    The impedance of cable Zd = 2 + j ().
    a) Compute the line current of the source iA, iB, iC (instantaneous forme) (2.5pts)
    b) Compute the phase current iAB in the delta-connected load (1.5pts)
    Problem 2 (1 pts)
    Compute the current through a person who is standing in the substation. A short circuit
    current of 7kA passes through a grounding object installing 3,5m away that person, the
    distance between his feet is 0,8m. Knowing that the body resistance is R bd = 1000 ,
    ground resistance of a single foot Rf is 1700 , and the soil resistivity is 250 m.
    Problem 3 (2.5 pts)
    The three phase transformer in 110kV Lien Chieu Substation rated at 40 MVA, 115 kV
    (Y)/23 kV(Y) has the following parameters: R 1=1, R2=0.5, R0=500, X1=6, X2=2,
    X0=1.5k.
    The transformer supplies for a load of 25 MVA at 0.8 lagging power factor and the lineto-line voltage across the load is equal 22kV. Compute the following:
    Figure 1

    a) Line-to-line voltage and phase current of the primary winding (1 pts).


    b) Total losses of the transformer (1 pts).
    c) Efficiency of the transformer (0,5pts).
    Problem 4 (2.5 pts)
    The phase voltage of source is 180 kV, the feeder 1 has an impedance X 1 = 10 , and the
    feeder 2 has an impedance X 2 = 8 . The load impedance is 10+j15 k. A faut cccurs at
    the middle of the feeder 2 with its fault impedance of 30+50j. Compute the voltage sag at
    the load side. Assume the end of the feeder 2 was unloaded before the fault.
    VS

    X1

    X2
    Zl

    Zf

    Note: Return the test page with solutions.

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