- 2070 Bhadra · 6+2 marks
70 km, 40 MW line: regulation and zero-regulation pf
Short answer
For the short line, voltage regulation is 9.47% and sending-end power factor is 0.753 lagging. To achieve zero regulation, the receiving-end power factor must be about 0.981 leading (exact 0.969 leading).
At the receiving end of a 70 km long transmission line a 40 MW load at 0.8 lagging power factor is connected at 66 kV. The series resistance and inductive reactance of the conductor per phase are 0.03 ohm/km and 0.15 ohm/km respectively. Calculate (i) voltage regulation of the line and sending end power factor (ii) receiving end power factor to make the voltage regulation zero.
Short line (70 km), shunt capacitance neglected.
Data
(i) Regulation and sending-end pf
Line value kV.
Angle between and :
(ii) Receiving-end pf for zero regulation
Approximate condition (leading pf):
(The exact condition with = 40 MW gives MVAr, i.e. pf 0.969 leading.)
Answer: (i) Regulation ≈ 9.47 %, sending-end pf ≈ 0.753 lag; (ii) receiving-end pf ≈ 0.981 leading (exact 0.969 leading).
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