Electric Power Systems · Transmission Line Analysis

Long Transmission Lines

Solved Problems — Electric Power Systems

Dr. Mithun Mondal engineeringdevotion.com
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Long Transmission Lines

SECTION 01

Revision of Important Formulas

\[\begin{aligned} V_{x}&=\left(\dfrac{V_{R}+I_{R} Z_{C}}{2}\right) e^{\gamma x}+\left(\dfrac{V_{R}-I_{R} Z_{c}}{2}\right) e^{-\gamma x} \\ I_{x}&=\left(\dfrac{V_{R} / Z_{c}+I_{R}}{2}\right) e^{\gamma x}+\left(\dfrac{V_{R} / Z_{c}-I_{R}}{2}\right) e^{-\gamma x} \end{aligned}\]
\[\begin{aligned} V_{x}&=V_{R}\left(\frac{e^{\gamma x}+e^{-\gamma x}}{2}\right)+I_{R} Z_{c}\left(\frac{e^{\gamma x}-e^{-\gamma x}}{2}\right)\\ &=V_{R} \cosh (\gamma x)+I_{R} Z_{c} \sinh (\gamma x) \\ I_{x}&=V_{R} \frac{1}{Z_{c}}\left(\frac{e^{\gamma x}-e^{-\gamma x}}{2}\right) e^{\gamma x}+I_{R}\left(\frac{e^{\gamma x}+e^{-\gamma x}}{2}\right)\\ &=I_{R} \cosh (\gamma x)+V_{R} \frac{1}{Z_{c}} \sinh (\gamma x) \end{aligned}\]
SECTION 02

when \(x = l, \quad V_{x} = V_{s}, \quad I_{x} = I_{s}\)

\[ \boxed{ \left[\begin{array}{c} V_S \\ I_S \end{array}\right]=\left[\begin{array}{cc} \cosh (\gamma l) & Z_c \sinh (\gamma l) \\ \frac{1}{Z_c} \sinh (\gamma l) & \cosh (\gamma l) \end{array}\right]\left[\begin{array}{c} V_R \\ I_R \end{array}\right] } \]
\[\begin{aligned} V_{x}&=\left|\frac{V_{R}+I_{R} Z_{c}}{2}\right| e^{\alpha x} e^{j\left(\beta x+\phi_{1}\right)}+\left|\frac{V_{R}-I_{R} Z_{c}}{2}\right| e^{-\alpha x} e^{-j\left(\beta x-\phi_{2}\right)} \end{aligned}\]
where
\[\begin{aligned} &\boxed{Z_{c}=\sqrt{\left(\dfrac{z}{y}\right)}} \\ &\boxed{\gamma=\sqrt{y z}} \\ \gamma&=\sqrt{y z}=\boxed{\alpha+j \beta} \end{aligned}\]
\[\begin{aligned} \boxed{\cosh (\alpha l+j \beta l)} & =\cosh (\alpha l) \cos (\beta l)+j \sinh (\alpha l) \sin (\beta l) \\ \boxed{\sinh (\alpha l+j \beta l)}& =\sinh (\alpha l) \cos (\beta l)+j \cosh (\alpha l) \sin (\beta l) \end{aligned}\]
SECTION 03

Problem

\[R = 0.2~ \Omega, ~ L = 1.3~\text{mH}, ~ \text{and}~ C = 0.01~\mu F\]
TL has the following parameters per km: A single circuit 50 Hz, 3-
  1. The incident voltage to neutral at the receiving end (reference)

  2. The reflected voltage to neutral at the receiving end

  3. The incident and reflected voltage to neutral at 120 km from the receiving end

Also,

SECTION 04

Solution

  • \[\begin{array}{l} \gamma=\sqrt{y z}=\sqrt{0.314 \times 0.454 \times 10^{-6}} \angle(90+63.88)^{\circ} / 2 \\ =(0.2714+j 1.169) \times 10^{-3} \\ =(\alpha+j \beta) \end{array}\]
    Propagation constant:
  • \[=\frac{132 \times 1000}{\sqrt{3}}=76200 \text { volts }\]
    The receiving end line to neutral voltage
  • \[I_{r}=0\]
    The receiving end current under open circuited condition
  • \[=\frac{V_{r}+I_{r} Z_{c}}{2}\]
    \[\text { Incident voltage }=\frac{V_{r}}{2}=\frac{76200}{2}=38100 \text { volts }\]
    \(I_{r}=0\) Incident voltage to neutral at the receiving end
  • \[\frac{V_{r}-I_{r} Z_{c}}{2}=\frac{V_{r}}{2}=38100 \mathrm{volts}\]
    Reflected voltage to neutral at the receiving end
  • \[\begin{aligned} V_{r}^{+} &=V_{r} \exp (\alpha x) \exp (j \beta x) \\ &=76.2 \exp \left(0.2714 \times 120 \times 10^{-9}\right) \exp \left(j 1.169 \times 120 \times 10^{-3}\right) \\ &=78.7 \angle 8.02^{\circ} \\ V_{r}^{-} &=76.2 \exp (-\alpha x) \exp (-j \beta x)\\ &=76.2 \exp (-0.0325) \exp (-j 0.140) \\ &=73.76 \angle-8.02^{\circ} \end{aligned}\]
    from the receiving end At a distance of
  • \[=\frac{73.76}{2} \angle-8.02^{\circ}=36.88 \angle-8.02^{\circ} \mathrm{kV}\]
    from the receiving end Reflected voltage at a distance of
  • \[=\frac{78.7}{2} \angle 8.02^{\circ}=39.35 \angle 8.02^{\circ}\]
    from the receiving end Incident voltage at a distance of
  • \[\begin{aligned} I_{r} &=\frac{40 \times 1000}{\sqrt{3} \times 132 \times 0.8} \\ &=218.7 \text { amps. } \end{aligned}\]
    Receiving end current
  • \[Z_{c}=380 \angle-13.06^{\circ}\]
    Characteristics impedance
  • \[\begin{aligned} e^{\alpha x} e^{j \beta x} &=1.033 \angle 8.02^{\circ} \\ e^{-\alpha x} e^{-j \beta x} &=0.968 \angle-8.02^{\circ} \end{aligned}\]
    length of line, and For
\[\begin{aligned} I_{r} &=218.7 \angle-36.8^{\circ} \\ V_{s}^{+} &=\frac{V_{r}+I_{r} Z_{c}}{2} e^{\alpha x} e^{j \beta x} \\ &=\frac{76200+380 \times 218.7 \angle-13.06 \angle-36.8}{2} \times 1.033 \angle 8.02^{\circ} \\ &=74.63 \angle-18^{\circ} \\ V_{s}^{-} &=\frac{V_{r}-I_{r} Z_{c}}{2} e^{-\alpha x} e^{-j \beta x} \\ &=\frac{76200-380 \times 218.7 \angle-49.86}{2} \times 0.968 \angle-8.02^{\circ} \\ &=32.619 \angle 62.37 \mathrm{kV} \\ V_{s} &=V_{s}^{+}+V_{s}^{-}=74.63 \angle-18^{\circ}+32.619 \angle 62.37^{\circ} \\ &=86077+j 5751=86.26 \angle 3.82^{\circ} \end{aligned}\]
as the reference, Taking
\[\begin{aligned} I_{s} &=\frac{V_{r} / Z_{c}+I_{r}}{2} e^{\alpha x} e^{j \beta x}-\frac{V_{r} / Z_{c}-I_{r}}{2} e^{-\alpha x} e^{-j \beta x} \\ &=\frac{V_{s}^{+}}{Z_{c}}-\frac{V_{s}^{-}}{Z_{c}}\\ &=\left(\frac{74.63 \angle-18^{\circ}}{380 \angle-13.06^{\circ}}-\frac{32.619 \angle 62.37^{\circ}}{380 \angle-13.06^{\circ}}\right) \mathrm{kA} \\ &=200.39 \angle-29.9^{\circ} \end{aligned}\]
SECTION 05

Efficiency

SECTION 06

ABCD parameters

\[\begin{aligned} & \gamma l=(0.2714+j 1.169) 120 \times 10^{-3}\\ &=0.03254+j 0.1402 \end{aligned}\]
\[\begin{aligned} A = D &=\cosh \gamma l\\ &=\cosh (0.03254+j 0.1402) \\ &=\cosh 0.03254 \cos 0.1402+j \sinh 0.03254 \sin 0.1402 \\ &=0.99+j 0.004435=0.99 \angle 0.26^{\circ} \end{aligned}\]
\[\begin{aligned} \sinh \gamma l &=\sinh \alpha l \cos \beta l+j \cosh \alpha l \sin \beta l \\ &=\sinh 0.03254 \cos 0.1402+j \cosh 0.03254 \sin 0.1402 \\ &=0.031958+j 0.1386 \\ &=0.1422 \angle 77^{\circ} \end{aligned}\]
\[\begin{aligned} B &=Z_{c} \cdot \sinh \gamma l=380 \angle-13.06^{\circ} \times 0.1422 \angle 77^{\circ} \\ &=54.03 \angle 64^{\circ} \end{aligned}\]
\[\begin{aligned} C &=\dfrac{1}{Z_{c}} \cdot \sinh \gamma l\\ & =\dfrac{1}{380 \angle-13.06^{\circ}} \times 0.1422 \angle 77^{\circ} \\ &=3.74\times 10^{-4} \angle 90.06^{\circ} \end{aligned}\]
\[\begin{aligned} V_{s} &=A V_{r}+B I_{r} \\ &=0.99 \angle 0.26 \times 76200+54.03 \angle 64^{\circ} \times 218.7 \angle-36.8^{\circ} \\ &=75438+11772 \angle 27.2^{\circ} \\ &=85908+j 5380 \\ &=86.07 \angle 3.588^{\circ} \end{aligned}\]
SECTION 07

Nominal-\(\pi\)

The nominal- \(\pi\) circuit will be

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\[\begin{aligned} I_{r} &=218.7(0.8-j 0.6)=174.96-j 131.22 \\ I_{c_{1}} &=j 314 \times 0.6 \times 10^{-6} \times 76200=j 14.356 \mathrm{amp} \\ I_{l} &=I_{c_{1}}+I_{r}=174.96-j 116.86=210.39 \angle 33.73^{\circ}\\ V_{s} &=76200+(174.96-j 116.86)(24+j 48.38) \\ &=76200+4199+j 8596-j 2804+5723 \\ &=86122+j 5765 \\ &=86314 \angle 3.82^{\circ} \mathrm{volts} \\ \text { The loss } &=3 \times 210.39^{2} \times 24=3.187 \mathrm{MW} \\ \% \eta &=\frac{40 \times 100}{43.187}=92.69 \% \end{aligned}\]
Taking receiving end voltage as reference,
SECTION 08

Nominal-T

\[\begin{aligned} V_{c} &=76200(0.8+j 0.6)+218.7(12+j 24.49) \\ &=60960+j 45720+2624+j 5356 \\ &=63584+j 51076 \\ I_{c} &=j 314 \times 1.2 \times 10^{-6}(63584+j 51076) \\ &=j 23.95-19.24 \\ I_{s} &=218.7+j 23.95-19.24=199.46+j 23.95 \\ &=200.89 \angle 6.8^{\circ} \\ V_{s} &=63584+j 51076+(199.46+j 23.95)(12+j 24.49) \\ &=63584+j 51076+2393+j 4884.7+j 287.4-586.5 \\ &=65390+j 56248 \\ &=86.25 \angle 40.70^{\circ} \\ \text { The loss }&=3 \times 12\left(200.89^{2}+218.7^{2}\right)\\ &=3.174~ \mathrm{MW} \\ \% \eta & =\frac{40}{43.174} \times 100\\ &=92.64 \% \end{aligned}\]
Taking receiving end current as reference