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The document outlines a tutorial involving the ratings of various electrical components, including generators, motors, and transformers, with specified parameters such as KVA, voltage, and reactance. It instructs the reader to choose a system base KVA of 100 KVA and base voltage for Gen1 at 2400 V, and to draw a reactance diagram. Additionally, it requires the creation of a per unit impedance diagram for a system with a base voltage of 132 kV and base MVA of 20 for the transmission line, along with calculating the current drawn by the load.

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Tutorial_2

The document outlines a tutorial involving the ratings of various electrical components, including generators, motors, and transformers, with specified parameters such as KVA, voltage, and reactance. It instructs the reader to choose a system base KVA of 100 KVA and base voltage for Gen1 at 2400 V, and to draw a reactance diagram. Additionally, it requires the creation of a per unit impedance diagram for a system with a base voltage of 132 kV and base MVA of 20 for the transmission line, along with calculating the current drawn by the load.

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Tutorial 2

1. The ratings of various components are –


Gen1: 10 KVA, 2400V, X" = 0.2pu
Gen 2: 20 KVA, 2400V, X" = 0.2pu
Motor: 25KVA, 4KV
T1: 40 KVA, 2400/ 9600v, X= 0.1pu
T2: 80KVA, 10/5 kV, X= 0.1pu
TL= 5+j200 Ω/ph
Choose system base KVA =100 KVA and base voltage for G1 to be 2400 V. Draw
Reactance Diagram.

2. Draw pu impedance diagram for the system shown in figure choose base voltage of
132kV and base MVA 20 for the transmission line. Also find current drawn by the load.

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