- 2071 Chaitra · 5 marks
Branch impedances from given Ybus
Short answer
Series branch admittances: y12 = -j12 ⇒ z12 = j0.0833 pu; y13 = -j18 ⇒ z13 = j0.0556 pu; y23 = -j13 ⇒ z23 = j0.0769 pu. No shunt branches.
For a 3-bus network, the bus admittance matrix is given as follows: Ybus = [−j30 j12 j18; j12 −j25 j13; j18 j13 −j31] pu, determine the respective branch impedances.
For a network with no mutual coupling, and . So the series branch admittances come from the off-diagonal terms and the shunt branches from the row sums.
Series branches
Shunt branches
So there are no shunt elements to ground.
j0.0833
(1)-------------(2)
\ /
\ /
j0.0556\ / j0.0769
\ /
\ /
(3)
Answer: pu, pu, pu (purely inductive, i.e. , , pu); no shunt branches.
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