- 2073 Bhadra · 8 marks
8 km line receiving 15000 kVA at 33 kV
Short answer
Sending end voltage = 35.17 kV, sending end power factor = 0.828 lagging, voltage regulation = 6.58%, efficiency = 96.38%.
15000 kVA is received at 33 kV at 0.85 power factor lagging over an 8 km three-phase overhead transmission line. Each line has R = 0.29 ohm/km and X = 0.65 ohm/km. Calculate: (i) voltage at the sending end (ii) power factor at the sending end (iii) voltage regulation of the line (iv) efficiency of the transmission line.
Short line (8 km): shunt capacitance neglected.
Data
(i) Sending-end voltage
Line value kV.
(ii) Sending-end pf
Angle between and .
(iii) Voltage regulation
(iv) Efficiency
Answer: (i) 35.17 kV, (ii) 0.828 lagging, (iii) 6.58 %, (iv) 96.38 %.
✓ Answer checked by Claude Opus 5.5 (high effort)
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