Power System Analysis: Capacitor Bank and Thevenin-Norton Equivalents, Assignments of Electrical and Electronics Engineering

Solutions to various power system analysis problems involving capacitor banks, thévenin and norton equivalents. Topics include calculating capacitor ratings, line current reduction, thévenin impedance, and maximum power transfer. Students of electrical engineering will find this document useful for understanding power system analysis concepts.

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Homework # 6
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Homework # 6

P5.41* This is a capacitive load because the reactance is negative.

( 15 ) 100 22. 5 kW

2 2

P = Irms R= =

( 15 ) ( 50 ) 11. 25 kVAR

2 2

Q = Irms X = − =−

D tan tan ( 0. 5 ) 26. 57

1 1 = − = 

− −

P

Q

θ

power factor = cos( θ )= 89. 44 %

P5.44*

P5.47* Load A:

LoadB:

Source:

Powerfactor cos ( 20. 66 ) 0. 9357 93. 57 %leading

Apparentpower 10. 68 kVA

Q V sin 3. 770 kVAR

cos 10 kW

rms

D

D

D D

rms rms

rms

rms rms

V I

I

P V I

j j

θ

θ

I

tan 4. 843 kVAR

cos 0. 9 25. 84

10 kW

1 A

= =

A A A

A

Q P

P

θ

θ

D

cos( ) 12 kW

sin 9 kVAR

cos 0. 8 36. 87

15 kVA

1

B rms Brms B

B rms Brms B

B

rms Brms

P V I

Q V I

V I

θ

θ

θ

D

  1. 8462 84. 62 % lagging Apparentpower

Powerfactor

Apparentpower 26 kVA

  1. 84 kVAR

22 kW

2 2

s

s s

s A B

s A B

P

P Q

Q Q Q

P P P

P5.49* (a)

(b)

The capacitor must be rated for at least 387.3 kVAR. With the

capacitor in place, we have:

(c) The line current is smaller by a factor of 4 with the capacitor in

place, reducingI R

2 losses in the line by a factor of 16.

P5.52* (a) Zeroing the current source, we have:

Thus, the Thévenin impedance is

100 50 111. 8 26. 57 Ω

D

Z t = + j = ∠

Under open circuit conditions, there is zero voltage across the

inductance, the current flows through the resistance, and the Thévenin

voltage is

( )

( ) ( )

D

D

400 A

1 kV 0. 25

100 kW

cos

cos

cos 0. 25

I

θ

θ

θ

θ

rms

rms

rms rms

V

P

I

P V I

( )

1027 F

Q 0

sin 387. 3 kVAR

2 3

total

μ

ω

θ

=− × =

C

C

X

X

V

Q

Q Q

Q V I

C

C

rms C

load C

load rms rms

D 100 0

100 A

100 kW

I

rms

rms rms

I

P V I

P5.58*

P5.59*

P5.63* This is a positive sequence source. The phasor diagram is shown in Figure

5.40 in the book. Thus, we have:

D 0 3

V an = ∠

The impedance of a equivalent wye-connected load is

= ∆^ = 1. 667 − 0. 6667 Ω

j

Z

Z Y

The equivalent circuit for the a-phase of an equivalent wye-wye circuit is:

Thus, the line current is:

( ) ( )

  1. 36 kW

3V cos 3 440 14. 67 cos 0

  1. 67 Arms 30

3 3 440 762. 1 Vrms

Y

=

= = × × ×

= × = × =

L^ θ

Y L

L Y

P I

R

V

I

V V

+ ×

4

D

D

Y

Y

Z Z

j

j

R j C

Z

( )

( )

3 ( ) 0. 5 20. 50 kW

3 5 68. 32 kW

2

2

aA

= × =

= × =

line aArms

load ABrms

AB AB

AB

An an aA

Y

an

P I

P I

Z

j

j Z

D

D

D

D

V

I

V

V V I

V

I