Three-Phase Power Systems Homework: Max Power, Load Calc., & Power Factor Correction - Pro, Assignments of Electrical and Electronics Engineering

A homework assignment for ee313, focusing on three-phase power systems. Students are required to calculate the maximum average power absorption, find line and phase voltages, phase currents, line currents, and impedance of loads, and design corrective loads to improve power factor. The document also includes problems related to y-connected sources and loads operating at 60 hz.

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EE313 - Homework #5
20 points
Due November 11th
1. Design the load, Zl.1 such that the load absorbs maximum average power from the circuit
network. Find this maximum average power.
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2. A balanced, three phase, y-connected source has a line voltage magnitude, VL =300 Vrms. The
source is connected to two balanced, three phase, y-connected loads. The first load absorbs a
total three-phase average power of 12 kW at a power factor of 0.24 lagging. The second load
absorbs a complex power of 21L602 kVA.
a. For each phase, find the line to neutral voltages and the line to line voltages.
b. Find the phase current magnitude associated with each load.
c. Find the line current (phasor) for each phase.
d. What is the total three-phase average power delivered by the source?
e. Design a balanced, three-phase, y-connected corrective load that will change the
effective power factor of all three loads to 0.95 lagging. The line voltage magnitude may
not change and the total three-phase average power delivered by the source may not
change.
f. If the system operates at 60 Hz, what is the component value of the corrective load?
3. A balanced, three phase, y-connected source has a line voltage magnitude, VL =300 Vrms. The
source is connected to a balanced, three phase,ll-connected load. The load absorbs a total
three-phase average power of 9 kW at a power factor of 0.5 lagging.
a. For each phase, find the line to neutral voltages and the line to line voltages.
b. Find the phase current magnitude associated with each load.
c. Find the line current (phasor) for each phase.
d. Find the impedance of the load.

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EE 313 - Homework # 20 points Due November 11th

  1. Design the load, Zl.1 such that the load absorbs maximum average power from the circuit network. Find this maximum average power.

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  1. A balanced, three phase, y-connected source has a line voltage magnitude, VL = 300 Vrms. The source is connected to two balanced, three phase, y-connected loads. The first load absorbs a total three-phase average power of 12 kW at a power factor of 0.24 lagging. The second load

absorbs a complex power of 21L602 kVA.

a. For each phase, find the line to neutral voltages and the line to line voltages. b. Find the phase current magnitude associated with each load. c. Find the line current (phasor) for each phase. d. What is the total three-phase average power delivered by the source? e. Design a balanced, three-phase, y-connected corrective load that will change the effective power factor of all three loads to 0.95 lagging. The line voltage magnitude may not change and the total three-phase average power delivered by the source may not change. f. If the system operates at 60 Hz, what is the component value of the corrective load?

  1. (^) A balanced, three phase, y-connected source has a line voltage magnitude, VL = 300 Vrms. The source is connected to a balanced, three phase,ll-connected load. The load absorbs a total three-phase average power of 9 kW at a power factor of 0.5 lagging. a. For each phase, find the line to neutral voltages and the line to line voltages. b. Find the phase current magnitude associated with each load. c. Find the line current (phasor) for each phase. d. Find the impedance of the load.