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This document contains a mid-semester examination for a power systems engineering course. It includes 6 questions related to transmission line analysis, short circuit calculations, and fault analysis. Some key details: - Question 1 involves calculating input impedance, current, and voltage for a transmission line of given parameters terminated in a matched load. - Question 2 derives expressions for input impedance and average input power of a transmission line connected to an arbitrary load. - Question 3 explains the concept of standing wave ratio and requires calculating frequency and load impedance given other transmission line parameter values. - Question 4 involves a calculation of short circuit kVA for a power system with multiple generating sections connected

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EE6204

This document contains a mid-semester examination for a power systems engineering course. It includes 6 questions related to transmission line analysis, short circuit calculations, and fault analysis. Some key details: - Question 1 involves calculating input impedance, current, and voltage for a transmission line of given parameters terminated in a matched load. - Question 2 derives expressions for input impedance and average input power of a transmission line connected to an arbitrary load. - Question 3 explains the concept of standing wave ratio and requires calculating frequency and load impedance given other transmission line parameter values. - Question 4 involves a calculation of short circuit kVA for a power system with multiple generating sections connected

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NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, ROURKELA-8

(M. Tech) Mid Semester (Spring) Examination, 2017-18

Subject Code: EE-606 Subject Name: Transients in Power System Dept. Code: EE
No. of pages: 2 Full Marks: 30 Duration: 2 Hours

Figures at the right hand margin indicate marks


All parts of a question should be answered at one place
Attempt all questions

1 A transmission line is 40m long and has Vg  150 0 , Z 0  30  j 60  , VL  5  480 V . If 5


the line is matched to the load. Calculate (a) the input impedance Z in (b) the sending end
current I in and voltage Vin (c) the propagation constant 

2 A transmission line of length l , characterized by  and Z 0 , connected to a load Z l . Derive 5


the expressions for input impedance and average input power of that line.

3 Explain the concept of Standing Wave Ratio (SWR) with mathematical analysis. A lossless 5
line having Z 0  400  is terminated by unknown load impedance, SWR = 3.2 and the 1st
voltage maximum is located at 20 cm from load. Calculate frequency and Z l

4 Show that a generating plant having N sections bus bars rated at Q kVA with x % reactance, 5
connected on the tie bar system through bus bar reactance of b % has a total short circuit
kVA on one section of

 Q Q( N  1) 
 x  bN  x   100

If the section rating is 60,000 kVA, x  30% and b  15% . Find the short circuit kVA with
(a) 3 sections (b) 9 sections (c) show that with a very large number of sections the short
circuit kVA would not exceed 6,00,000 kVA.

5 A 10 kVA, 13.8 kV turbo-generator having X 1  X 2  15% and X 0  5% is about to be


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connected to a power system. The generator has current limiting reactor of 0.7Ω in the
neutral. Before the generator is connected to the system, its voltage is adjusted to 13.2 kV,
when a double line to ground fault develops at terminals b and c. Find fault current in each
P.T.O
phase and voltage of healthy phase.
Fig. shows a sample power system network. For a solid three phase fault at bus 3, Determine 5
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(a) fault current (b) V1 f and V2 f (c) fault currents in lines 1-2, 1-3 and 2-3. Values given in

Fig. are the reactances in p.u.

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