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    This document discusses three-phase circuit analysis and contains 8 examples of calculating values for three-phase circuits based on given voltage, current, or impedance values. Key calculations include determining phase and line voltages and currents, power delivered and absorbed, and drawing phasor diagrams. Diagrams of Δ-connected and Y-connected circuits are provided.

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    This document discusses three-phase circuit analysis and contains 8 examples of calculating values for three-phase circuits based on given voltage, current, or impedance values. Key calculations include determining phase and line voltages and currents, power delivered and absorbed, and drawing phasor diagrams. Diagrams of Δ-connected and Y-connected circuits are provided.

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    This document discusses three-phase circuit analysis and contains 8 examples of calculating values for three-phase circuits based on given voltage, current, or impedance values. Key calculations include determining phase and line voltages and currents, power delivered and absorbed, and drawing phasor diagrams. Diagrams of Δ-connected and Y-connected circuits are provided.

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    Tutorial Three Phase Circuits

    1.

    Figure 1
    From Figure 1(assumed positive sequence), determine
    a) Io
    b) VBN
    c) VCN
    c) Is the circuit a balanced or unbalanced three-phase system
    [Io=0A, VBN=227116.48V, VCN=222.36-115.79V]
    2.

    Figure 2

    From Figure 2, if Van = 1200 (assumed positive sequence), determine


    a) All phase voltages in term of magnitude and angle at each load.
    b) All line voltages in term of magnitude and angle for the 3- load system.
    c) All phase currents at each load.
    d) All line currents flowing through line impedances ( Zline ).
    e) All phase voltages and line voltages at each source.
    f) Draw the phasor diagram for voltage relationship at the loads.
    g) Draw the phasor diagram for voltage relationship at the sources.
    [Van=1200V, Vab=207.8530V, Ian=8-36.87A, IAa=8-36.87A, EAN=122.090.68V, EAB=211.4730.68V]

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    3.

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    Figure 3
    From Figure 3 If Van = 2400 (assumed positive sequence), determine
    a) Determine all phase currents.
    b) Determine all line currents.
    c) Draw their phasor diagram.
    [Ian=16-36.87A, IaA=16-36.87A]

    4. By using the same figure as Figure 3, if Ia = 1015, determine


    a) All phase voltages.
    b) All line voltages.
    c) Draw their phasor diagram.
    [Van=15051.87V, VAB=259.881.87V]

    5.

    Figure 4
    From Figure 4, if the impedance Z in the balanced three-phase circuit is
    600 + j450 (assumed positive sequence), determine
    a) IAB,IBC and ICA.
    b) IaA,IbB,IcC.
    c) Draw the currents relationship at the load.
    [IAB=92-36.87A, IaA=159.35-66.87A]

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    6. A balanced -connected load has an impedance of 360 + j105 /. The load is fed through a
    line having an impedance of 0.1 + j1.0 /. The phase voltage at the terminals of the load is
    33kV. The phase sequence is positive. Use VAB as the reference. Calculate
    a) The phase currents
    b) The line currents
    c) The line voltages at the sending end
    d) Draw the phasor diagram for currents relationship.
    [IAB=88-16.26A, IaA=152.42-46.26A, Eab=33.1k0.43V]

    7. A balanced three phase Y-connected generator with positive sequence has an impedance of 0.2 +
    j0.5 / and an internal voltage of 120 V/. The generator feeds a balanced three-phase Y-
    connected load hvaing an impedance of 39 + j29 /. The impedance of the line connecting the
    generator to the load is 0.8 + j1.5 /. The a-phase internal voltage of the generator is specified
    as the reference phasor. Calculate

    a) The average power per phase delivered to the Y-connected load


    b) The total average power delivered to the load
    c) The total average power lost in the generator
    d) The total number of magnetizing vars absorbed by the load
    e) The total complex power delivered by the source.
    [Pa=222.77W, PLt=668.32W, Pg=3.43W, QLt=496.95VAr, SLt=860.4VA]

    8. A balanced three-phase load requires 480kW at a lagging power factor of 0.8. The load is fed
    from a line a having an impedance of 0.005 + j0.025/. The line voltage at the terminals of the
    load is 600V .

    a) Construct a single-phase equivalent circuit of the system.


    b) Calculate the line current.
    c) Calculate the line voltage at the sending end of the line
    d) Calculate the power factor at the sending end of the line.
    [IL=577.35-36.87A, VL=619.2431.57V, 0.78 lagging]

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