This document contains the questions from a supplementary exam on power systems engineering. It is divided into two parts:
Part A contains 5 short answer questions worth 2 marks each, covering topics like types of nuclear reactions, distribution systems, transmission lines, and power factor.
Part B contains 6 longer answer questions worth 10 marks each, covering topics from each of the 6 units of the course, including layout of thermal power stations, components of hydroelectric plants, AC distribution systems, transmission line modeling, conductor materials and inductance calculation, transmission line equivalent circuits and modeling, and economic power factor and voltage control methods. Students must answer one question from each of the 6 units.
This document contains the questions from a supplementary exam on power systems engineering. It is divided into two parts:
Part A contains 5 short answer questions worth 2 marks each, covering topics like types of nuclear reactions, distribution systems, transmission lines, and power factor.
Part B contains 6 longer answer questions worth 10 marks each, covering topics from each of the 6 units of the course, including layout of thermal power stations, components of hydroelectric plants, AC distribution systems, transmission line modeling, conductor materials and inductance calculation, transmission line equivalent circuits and modeling, and economic power factor and voltage control methods. Students must answer one question from each of the 6 units.
This document contains the questions from a supplementary exam on power systems engineering. It is divided into two parts:
Part A contains 5 short answer questions worth 2 marks each, covering topics like types of nuclear reactions, distribution systems, transmission lines, and power factor.
Part B contains 6 longer answer questions worth 10 marks each, covering topics from each of the 6 units of the course, including layout of thermal power stations, components of hydroelectric plants, AC distribution systems, transmission line modeling, conductor materials and inductance calculation, transmission line equivalent circuits and modeling, and economic power factor and voltage control methods. Students must answer one question from each of the 6 units.
This document contains the questions from a supplementary exam on power systems engineering. It is divided into two parts:
Part A contains 5 short answer questions worth 2 marks each, covering topics like types of nuclear reactions, distribution systems, transmission lines, and power factor.
Part B contains 6 longer answer questions worth 10 marks each, covering topics from each of the 6 units of the course, including layout of thermal power stations, components of hydroelectric plants, AC distribution systems, transmission line modeling, conductor materials and inductance calculation, transmission line equivalent circuits and modeling, and economic power factor and voltage control methods. Students must answer one question from each of the 6 units.
B V R AJ U IN S T IT U T E O F T E C H N O L O G Y , N AR S A P U R (UGC - AUTONOMOUS) II B.Tech II Semester Supplementary Examinations, July 2021 POWER SYSTEMS-I (Electrical and Electronics Engineering) Time: 3 Hours Max Marks: 70 Note: This Question Paper contains two Parts A and B • Part A is compulsory which carries 10 marks. Five questions from six units. Answer all questions in Part A at one place only. • Part-B consists of 6 Questions (numbered from 2 to 13) carrying 10 marks each. Each of these questions is from one unit and may contain a, b, c as sub-questions. For each question there will be an either/or choice (that means there will be two questions from each unit and the student should answer only one question). PART – A (5x2 = 10 Marks) 1. Marks Bloom Level CO a List the types of nuclear reactions. 2M 1 1 b What is the difference between Radial and Ring main distribution 2M 1 2 system? c What is the need of double-circuit transmission line? 2M 1 3 d What is the significance of a T- model and π- model of a 2M 1 4 transmission line? e What is the significance of power factor? 2M 1 5 PART – B (6x10 = 60 Marks) Marks Bloom Level CO 2 Explain with neat sketch Layout of Thermal power station 10M 4 1 OR 3 i). A generating station has a connected load of 43 MW and a 5M 3 1 maximum demand of 20 MW. The units generated being 615×106 per annum. Calculate a) Demand factor b) Load factor ii) Draw a neat schematic diagram of a hydro-electric plant and 5M 2 1 explain the functions of various components. *** 4 i) Explain the design features of A.C distributed systems. 5M 2 2 ii) The figure shows a 1 -phase line having resistance and reactance 5M 3 2 (ground and return) as 0.06 and 0.1 ohm/km. The length of section AB and BC are 1.0 km each. The voltage at the far end is 230 V. Find the voltage at the sending end and the phase angle difference between the voltages of two ends, if a) power factors of the loads are with reference to farther end voltage b) power factors of the loads are with reference to the voltages at the load points. OR 5 i) What are the advantages of double fed distributor over single fed 5M 2 2 distributor? ii) A 600 m distributor fed from both ends A and B is loaded 5M 3 2 uniformly at the rate of 1.0 A per meter run, the resistance of each conductor being 0.05 Ωs per km. The distributor is fed at both ends A and B at 235 V and 230 V respectively. Determine current supplied from feeding points A and B? *** 6 i). Briefly discuss the various types of conductor material used for 5M 2 3 overhead transmission lines. ii). Discuss the concept of geometric mean distance. How is this 5M 4 3 concept used to find the inductance of composite conductor line? OR 7 i). Calculate the capacitance per phase of a three phase, three wire 7M 3 3 system, when the conductors are arranged in a horizontal plane with spacing D12=D23=3.5m, and D13=7m. The conductors are transposed and each has a diameter of 2.0 cm. ii). Give brief about GMR and GMD and their significance. 3M 2 3 *** 8 i). Draw and explain the equivalent circuit of short transmission line by 5M 3 4 using the phasor diagram. ii). A 3 phase, 50 Hz, 20 km long overhead line supplies 1100 kW at 11 5M 4 4 kV, 0.8 power factor lagging. The line resistance and inductance are 0.05 Ω and 0.8mH per phase per km. Find the line sending end voltage, percentage regulation, and transmission efficiency. 0R 9 i). Deduce expression for velocity of propagation of travelling waves. 5M 3 4 ii). A cable with surge impedance of 100 Ω is terminated in two 5M 3 4 parallel connected open wires having surge impedances of 600 Ω, and 1000 Ω respectively. If a steep fronted voltage wave of 2 kV travels along the cable, find the voltage and current in the cable and the open- wire lines immediately after the travelling wave has reached the transition point. Assume voltage wave to be infinite length. *** 10 i). Explain in detail about the Surge impedance loading of Long 5M 2 5 transmission lines. ii). Explain in detail about Wave length and Velocity of Propagation of 5M 2 5 a long transmission line. OR 11 i). What are the disadvantages of corona? 3M 2 5 ii). A 500 kV surge travels on an overhead line of surge impedance 400 7M 4 5 Ω towards its junction with a cable which has a surge impedance of 40 Ω. Find i) transmitted voltage and current, ii) reflected voltage and current. *** 12 i). Derive an expression for the most economical value of power factor 4M 3 6 which may be attained by a consumer. ii). A synchronous motor improves the power factor of a load of 200 6M 4 6 kW from 0.8 lagging to 0.9 lagging. Simultaneously the motor carries a load of 80 kW. Find i) the leading kVAR taken by the motor ii) kVA rating of the motor and iii) power factor at which the motor operates. OR 13 i). Describe the off-load tap changing transformer method of voltage 5M 3 6 control. What are the limitations of the method? ii). A 12500 kVA load is supplied at a power factor of 0.8 lagging by a 5M 3 6 3-phase transmission line whose voltage is to be maintained at 33kV at both ends. Determine the capacity of the synchronous condenser to be installed at the receiving end. The impedance of the line is (3+j12) Ω per phase. ***