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    EE 740 Professor Ali Keyhani Lecture #8: Homework Solutions

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    This document provides the homework solutions for Example 5.5, which involves determining per unit values for a 3-phase power system diagram. The solution shows the steps to calculate base values for real and reactive power, voltage, and impedance at each bus. It then converts the given impedance values into per unit and places them on the per-phase diagram. The document also provides the homework solutions for Examples 5.11 and 5.15, which involve similar analyses of additional 3-phase power system diagrams.

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    This document provides the homework solutions for Example 5.5, which involves determining per unit values for a 3-phase power system diagram. The solution shows the steps to calculate base values for real and reactive power, voltage, and impedance at each bus. It then converts the given impedance values into per unit and places them on the per-phase diagram. The document also provides the homework solutions for Examples 5.11 and 5.15, which involve similar analyses of additional 3-phase power system diagrams.

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    This document provides the homework solutions for Example 5.5, which involves determining per unit values for a 3-phase power system diagram. The solution shows the steps to calculate base values for real and reactive power, voltage, and impedance at each bus. It then converts the given impedance values into per unit and places them on the per-phase diagram. The document also provides the homework solutions for Examples 5.11 and 5.15, which involve similar analyses of additional 3-phase power system diagrams.

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    EE 740 Professor Ali Keyhani Lecture #8: Homework Solutions

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    This document provides the homework solutions for Example 5.5, which involves determining per unit values for a 3-phase power system diagram. The solution shows the steps to calculate base values for real and reactive power, voltage, and impedance at each bus. It then converts the given impedance values into per unit and places them on the per-phase diagram. The document also provides the homework solutions for Examples 5.11 and 5.15, which involve similar analyses of additional 3-phase power system diagrams.

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    Professor Ali Keyhani


    Lecture #8

    Homework Solutions
    Example 5.5: Consider the 3 phase system shown. At bus 2, S 3base = 100 MVA and V = 345
    kV.
    a) Determine all bases at all buses.
    b) Properly convert all data into per unit, and place results on a per-phase diagram.
    Vb1=19.9kV Vb2=199kV Vb4=11.5kV
    1 1-3 2 3 3-1 4
    Z=12.8+j64

    Bank T1 Y/2=j.280 mS Bank T2


    Y Y
    120 MVA 30MVA/each
    35kV/350kV 200kV/20kV
    Z=(1+j8%) on ratings Z=(1+j7%) on ratings

    Solution:
    Sb = 100/3 = 33.3 MVA
    Vb2 = 345/  3 = 199 kV Vb1 = 199(35/350) = 19.9 kV Vb4 = 199((20/ 3)/200) = 11.5 kV

    Zb1 = (Vb1)2/Sb = (19.9) 2/33.3 = 11.9


    Zb2 = Zb3 = (199) 2/33.3 = 1190
    Zb4 = (11.5) 2/33.3 = 3.97
    Zpu = 12.8 + j64/1190 = 0.0108 + j0.0538 pu

    Y/2 pu = j.280 x 10-3/(1/1190) = j.333 pu


    ZpuT1 = Zold (Vold/Vnew)2(Snew/Sold) = (.01+j.08)(350/3)2 (33.3)
    199 (120/3)

    = (.01+j.08)(3502/199)(33.3/120) = (.01+j.08)(350 2/120)(1190)


    = .0086 + j.0686 pu

    ZpuT2 = (.01+j.07)(200/199)2(33.3/30)
    = .0112 + j.0784 pu

    Vb1 Vb2 Vb3 Vb4


    1 2 3 4

    Sb = 100/3
    Example 5.11: Consider the 3 phase system shown.
    a) Tabulate all four base values(S,V,I,Z) at all four buses (16 total values) for S 3base =
    100MVA and VLbase = 34.5 kV at bus 2.
    b) Draw the positive equivalent circuit for the given system. Locate all four buses.
    c) Convert all impedance data provided into per unit, enter values into the circuit in (b).
    Vb1=138kV Vb2=19.9kV Vb4=4.093kV
    1 3-1 2 3 1-3 4
    Z=5+j20

    Y/2=j0.10 mS
    Y Bank T1 Bank T2 Y
    35 MVA/each 90MVA
    138kV/34.5kV 35kV/7.2kV
    Z=(1+j7.5%) on ratings Z=(1+j6%) on ratings

    Solution: 3

    Sb = 100 MVA
    Vb2 = 34.5 (L-L) = 199 kV Vb1 = Vb2 (VHV/VLV) = 34.5(138x 3/34.5) = 238.74 (L-L)
    Vb2 = Vb3 = 34.5 Vb4 =34.5(7.2/35) = 7.097 kV (L-L)

    ZT1 = (.01+j.075)(238.74/238.74)2(100/105) = .0095 + j.0714


    ZT2 = (.01+j.06)(35/34.5) 2(100/105) = .0114 + j.069
    Zb2 = (34.5) 2/100 = 11.88
    Zline pu = 5+j20/11.88 = .42 + j1.68 pu
    Solution: 1

    Sb = 100/3 = 33.3 MVA


    Vb2 = 34.5/ 3 (L-L) = 19.9 kV
    Vb1 = Vb2 (VHV/VLV) = 19.9(138/19.9) = 138 kV
    Vb2 = Vb3 = 19.9 kV Vb4 =19.9(7.2/ 3)/(35/ 3) = 4.093 kV

    ZT1 = (.01+j.075)(138/138)2(33.3/35) = .0095 + j.0714


    ZT2 = (.01+j.06) ((35/ 3)/19.9) 2(33.3/30) = .0114 + j.069
    Zb2 = (19.9)2 / 33.33 = 11.88 
    Zline pu = 5+j20/11.88 = .42 + j1.68 pu
    Yb2 = .084 1/
    Y/2 pu = j.10x10-3/.084 = .00188 pu

    1 ZT1 2 Zline 3 ZT2 4

    Y/2 Y/2
    5.15: A 3 230 kV/23kV 300MVA transformer has the following impedance data in per
    unit on its ratings:

    Z11 = Z22 = j.06 pu, Z00 = j.10

    Draw the sequence networks.


    Vb=230kV Vb=23kV
    P Q P Q
    Y j.06

    (+) S3phase=300
    P Q P
    j.06 j.10 Q

    (-) S3phase=300 (0) S3phase=300

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