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This document contains 6 homework problems about three-phase power systems. Problem 1 asks the student to determine source voltages given load voltages and impedances in a wye-wye system. Problem 2 asks for line currents and source voltages given a line current in a wye-delta system. Problem 3 asks for load impedance given power and power factor in a wye-wye system. Problem 4 asks for load impedances given line current measurements in wye and delta loads. Problems 5 and 6 present additional circuit analysis problems involving loads, line impedances, and power calculations in three-phase systems.

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This document contains 6 homework problems about three-phase power systems. Problem 1 asks the student to determine source voltages given load voltages and impedances in a wye-wye system. Problem 2 asks for line currents and source voltages given a line current in a wye-delta system. Problem 3 asks for load impedance given power and power factor in a wye-wye system. Problem 4 asks for load impedances given line current measurements in wye and delta loads. Problems 5 and 6 present additional circuit analysis problems involving loads, line impedances, and power calculations in three-phase systems.

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ECE 3614 FUNDAMENTALS OF ENERGY SYSTEMS

HOMEWORK SET #2 THREE-PHASE POWER

2-1.

A wye-wye balanced three-phase system with a phase voltage of 120 V-rms (positive phase sequence) has a line impedance of Zline= (1+j1) and a load impedance of ZY = (8+j3) . If the load voltage for phase a is 104.0226.6o V-rms, determine the source voltages. Ans. Van = 12030o V-rms, Vbn = 12090o V-rms, Vcn = 120150o V-rms

2-2.

A wye-delta balanced three-phase system with a positive phase sequence has negligible line impedance and a load impedance of Z = (12+j8) . If IAB =14.4286.31o A-rms, determine the line currents and the source voltages. Ans. IaA = 24.9856.31o A-rms, IbB = 24.9863.69o A-rms, IcC = 24.98176.31o, Van = 12090o V-rms, Vbn = 12030o V-rms, Vcn = 120150o V-rms

2-3.

A wye-wye balanced three-phase system with a line-to-line voltage of 208 V-rms (positive phase sequence) has a negligible line impedance. The total real power dissipated by the load is 12 kW at a PF of 0.8 lagging. Determine ZY (load impedance per phase). Ans. ZY = 2.8836.87o

2-4.

A balanced three-phase 120 V-rms wye-connected source (positive phase sequence) supplies a balanced three-phase load. Assume the line impedance is negligible. If the line current IaA is measured to be 10 A and is in phase with the line-to-line voltage VBC, find the load impedance per phase if the load is (a.) wye-connected (b.) delta-connected. Ans. (a.) ZY = ( 0 + j12.0) , (b.) Z= (0 + j36.0)

2-5.

A wye-connected balanced three-phase source feeds two balanced three-phase loads that are connected in parallel. The first load absorbs 560.1 kVA at a power factor of 0.707 lagging while the second load absorbs 132 kW at unity power factor. The magnitude of the line-to-line voltage at the load end of the line is 3810.5 V. The line impedance is (0.4 + j2.7) . Determine (a.) the magnitude of the line-to-line voltage at the source end of the line (b.) the total real and reactive power loss in the line (c.) the real and reactive power delivered by the source. Ans. (a.) VAB = 4.16 kV (b.) S3,line = (12 + j81) kVA, (c.) S3 = (540 + j477) kVA

2-6.

Two balanced wye-connected loads in parallel, load #1 drawing 15 kW at a power factor of 0.6 lagging and load #2 drawing 10 kVA at a power factor of 0.8 leading, are supplied by a balanced three-phase wye-connected 480 V-rms source. (a.) Draw the power triangle for the individual loads and the combined load. (b.) Determine the power factor for the combined load. (c.) Determine the magnitude of the line current drawn from the source (assume Zline= 0). Ans. (a.) S1 = 25 kVA, Q1 = 20 kVAR, (v i)1 = 53.13o, P2 = 8 kW, Q2 = 6 kVAR, (v i)2 = 36.87o, PL = 23 kW, QL = 14 kVAR, SL = 26.93 kVA, (v i)L = 31.33o (b.) PF = 0.854 lagging ( c.) IaA = 18.70 A-rms.

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