- 2074 Bhadra · 6 marks
Nominal-T 100 km line, 50 MVA at 132 kV
Short answer
I_S = 201.07∠−29.78° A, V_S = 80.30∠1.67° kV per phase (139.09 kV line-to-line), efficiency ≈96.80%.
A 100 km long 3 phase 50 Hz overhead line delivers 50 MVA at 0.8 pf lagging and at 132 kV. The resistance and inductive reactance are 0.1 Ω per phase per km and j0.2 per phase per km respectively. The shunt admittance is j4 × 10⁻⁶ S/phase per km. Calculate sending end current, sending end voltage, and transmission efficiency using nominal T-model.
Line constants (total, per phase)
Receiving end
Nominal-T calculation
Vs Z/2 V1 Z/2 Vr
o---/\/\--+------+------/\/\---o
Is | | Ir
| Y (shunt at middle)
| |
o---------+------+-------------o
Sending-end line voltage kV.
Efficiency
(Check: loss MW.)
Answer: = 201.07∠−29.78° A, = 80.30∠1.67° kV per phase (139.09 kV line), efficiency ≈ 96.80 %.
✓ Answer checked by Claude Opus 5.5 (high effort)
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