This document contains details about an EE415 midterm examination, including:
1. Multiple choice questions covering topics like transmission line components, power plant costs, and effects of load power factor on line losses.
2. Practice problems calculating things like thermal efficiency of a steam power plant, plant and load factors for a power station, required apparent power rating for a distribution transformer serving multiple loads, and determining the appropriate winding voltages and kVA rating for a single phase pad mount transformer.
3. The examination contains both objective multiple choice sections and problems requiring calculations on topics relating to power generation, transmission, distribution, and plant/load factors.
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EE415 Lec Midterm Examination
This document contains details about an EE415 midterm examination, including:
1. Multiple choice questions covering topics like transmission line components, power plant costs, and effects of load power factor on line losses.
2. Practice problems calculating things like thermal efficiency of a steam power plant, plant and load factors for a power station, required apparent power rating for a distribution transformer serving multiple loads, and determining the appropriate winding voltages and kVA rating for a single phase pad mount transformer.
3. The examination contains both objective multiple choice sections and problems requiring calculations on topics relating to power generation, transmission, distribution, and plant/load factors.
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EE415 lec Midterm Examination
I. Multiple Choice : (Objective)
a. Fir t 1. The transmission line feeding power on either side of the main transmission line is called a. Secondary distribution b. Secondary transmission c. Primary transmission d. Primary distribution 2. ACSR stands for a. All copper standard reinforced b. Aluminum conductors steed reinforced c. Aluminum copper steel reinforced d. All copper steel reinforced conductor 3. If the pf of load decreases, the line losses a. Increases b. Decreases c. Remain constant d. None of these 4. The efficiency of a transmission line a. Increases with the decrease in load pf b. Is independent of load pf c. Increases with the increase in load pf d. Decreases with the increase in load pf 5. As the transmission voltage increases, the percentage resistance drops a. Increases b. Decreases c. Remains constant d. None of these 6. Which of the following plant has the highest cost per MW installed a. Steam power plant b. Hydro electric power plant c. Diesel power plant d. Nuclear power plant 7. The cost of transmission and distribution was the least for which type a. Steam power plant b. Diesel power plant c. Hydro electric power plant d. Nuclear power plant 8. Which of the following power plant has least expenditure on transportation of fuel? a. Steam power plant b. Diesel power plant c. Hydro electric power plant d. Nuclear power plant II. Problems: 1. A steam power station has a coal consumption of 0.54 kg/kW-hr and a load factor of 50%. If the heating value of coal is 6400 kcal/kg. determine the thermal efficiency, the energy generated per annum and the coal consumption per annum. Maximum demand is 20000 kW. 2. Two turbo-generator in a central station are rated 600 kW. The average power load is 250 kW and the maximum demand is 1000 kW. Calculate the plant factor and the load factor of the station. 3. A distribution transformer is required to serve the following connected loads. Load 1: 10 kW , 0.95 lagging power factor Load 2: 11 kW, 0.95 lagging power factor Load 3: 15 kW, 0.95 lagging power factor Determine the minimum required apparent power rating of the transformer, assuming a demand factor of 0.73 for three loads. 4. A single phase pad mount transformer is to be used to supply the following estimated loads: Load 1: 7 kW, 0.9 lagging power factor Load 2: 12 kW, 0.9 lagging power factor Load 3: 5 kW, 0.9 lagging power factor Load 4: 23 kW, 0.8 lagging power factor The service voltages are 120/240 V, single phase, three wire. The primary distribution circuit consist of one phase of a 12.47 kV, three phase MGN circuit. Assume that the demand factor for the four loads is 0.72. Determine the appropriate winding voltage designation for the high and low voltage sides and the kVA for this transformer.