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    1. The document is an exam for a BTech course in Electrical and Electronics Engineering. It contains 6 questions across 5 units. 2. The first question asks about skin effect, proximity effect, and calculating charging current in a 3-phase overhead transmission line. 3. The last question asks about calculating sag in a transmission line between two towers of different heights, and the minimum clearance over water and in the middle given conductor tension and weight. It also asks about self and shunt capacitance in suspension insulators.

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    1. The document is an exam for a BTech course in Electrical and Electronics Engineering. It contains 6 questions across 5 units. 2. The first question asks about skin effect, proximity effect, and calculating charging current in a 3-phase overhead transmission line. 3. The last question asks about calculating sag in a transmission line between two towers of different heights, and the minimum clearance over water and in the middle given conductor tension and weight. It also asks about self and shunt capacitance in suspension insulators.

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    1. The document is an exam for a BTech course in Electrical and Electronics Engineering. It contains 6 questions across 5 units. 2. The first question asks about skin effect, proximity effect, and calculating charging current in a 3-phase overhead transmission line. 3. The last question asks about calculating sag in a transmission line between two towers of different heights, and the minimum clearance over water and in the middle given conductor tension and weight. It also asks about self and shunt capacitance in suspension insulators.

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    SAGI RAMAKRISHNAM RAJU ENGINEERING COLLEGE (AUTONOMOUS)

    BHIMAVARAM- 534204: W.G.Dt., A.P.


    II- MID TERM EXAMINATIONS: 2020-21
    B.Tech: III/IV year: I Sem. Max.Marks: 30M
    Programme: BTech Branch: EEE Date:
    Course Code: B17EE3103 Name: EPGTD Time:11AM to 12:30PM
    Answer ONE question from EACH UNIT
    All questions carry equal Marks.
    UNIT-III CO KL M
    1. a Explain Skin Effect and Proximity Effect. CO3 2 3M
    b A 3phase, 50 Hz, 132 kV overhead line has conductors placed in a horizontal plane 4 m CO2 3 7M
    apart. Conductor diameter is 2 cm. If the line length is 100 km, calculate the charging
    current per phase assuming complete transposition. ε 0=8·854 ×10−12 F/m.

    OR
    2. a Derive an expression for the Capacitance of a three phase line having unsymmetrical spacing. CO2 3 5M
    b A 3-phase overhead transmission line has its conductors arranged at the corners of an equilateral CO2 3 5M
    triangle of 2 m side. Calculate the capacitance of each line conductor per km. Given that
    diameter of each conductor is 1·25 cm.
    UNIT-IV
    3. a Evaluate the generalized circuit constants for short transmission line CO3 5 5M
    b A 3phase, 50Hz, 150 km line has a resistance, inductive reactance and capacitive shunt CO3 3 5M
    admittance of 0·1 Ω, 0·5 Ω and 3 ×10−6 S per km per phase. If the line delivers 50 MW at 110
    kV and 0·8 p.f .lagging. Calculate the sending end voltage and current. Assume a nominal π
    circuit for the line.
    OR
    4. a Using rigorous method, Derive expressions for sending end voltage and current for a Long CO3 3 5M
    transmission line.
    b A 3-φ transmission line 200 km long has the following constants : Resistance/phase/km = 0·16 CO3 3 5M
    Ω Reactance/phase/km = 0·25 Ω Shunt admittance/phase/km = 1·5 × 10−6 S.
    Calculate by rigorous method the sending end voltage and current when the line is delivering a
    load of 20 MW at 0·8 p.f. lagging. The receiving end voltage is kept constant at 110 kV.
    UNIT-V
    5. a Derive an Expression for the sag of transmission line conductor, suspended between CO3 3 4M
    two supports of the same height.
    b The towers of height 30 m and 90 m respectively support a transmission line conductor at water CO3 3 6M
    crossing. The horizontal distance between the towers is 500 m. If the tension in the conductor is
    1600 kg, Calculate the minimum clearance of the conductor and water and clearance mid-way
    between the supports. Weight of conductor is 1·5 kg/m. Bases of the towers can be considered
    to be at water level.
    OR
    6 a The self capacitance of each unit in a string of three suspension insulators is C. The shunting CO3 3 5M
    capacitance of the connecting metal work of each insulator to earth is 0·15 C while for line it is
    0·1 C. Calculate (i) the voltage across each insulator as a percentage of the line voltage to earth
    and (ii) string efficiency.
    b Explain the following terms with reference to corona: (i) Critical disruptive voltage (ii) Visual CO3 2 5M
    critical voltage, (iii) Power loss due to corona.

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