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Answer:
A. ) 591.7 v
B.) 991.7v
C.) 59.7%
D.) 47.9 Kw
E.) 247925 W
F.) 59.7 %
Explanation:
Given that a simple power system consists of a dc generator connected to a load center via a transmission line. The load power is 100 kW. The transmission line is 100 km copper wire of 3 cm diameter. If the voltage at the load side is 400 V,
Let first calculate the resistance in the wire.
The resistivity (rho) of a copper wire is 1.673×10^-8 ohm metres
Resistance R =( L× rho)/A
Where Area = πr^2 = π × 0.015^2
Area = 0.00071 m^2
R = (100000 × 1.673×10^-8) / 0.00071
Resistance in wire = 2.367 ohms
Then let calculate the resistance in the load.
Also, since Power P = V^2 /R
Make R the subject of formula
R = V^2/ P
R = 400^2/100000
Resistance in load = 1.6 Ohms
Current l = V / R
I = 400/1.6 = 250 Ampere
a.) Voltage drop across the line V line will be achieved by using Ohms law.
V = I R
V = 250 × 2.367
V = 591.7 v
B.) Voltage at the source side Vsource will be
V = V line + V load
V = 400 + 591.7
V = 991.7 v
C.) Percentage of the voltage drop Vline /Vsource
591.7/991.7 × 100 = 59.7%
D.) Line losses
P = I V
P = 250 × 591.7
P = 147925 W
Power loss = 147925 - 100000
Power loss = 47,925 W
Power loss = 47.9 Kw
E.) Power delivered by the source
P = IV
P = 250 × 991.7 = 247925 W
F.) System efficiency
Efficiency = power line / power source × 100
Efficiency = 147925 / 247925 × 100
Efficiency = 59.7 %
In this exercise we have to use the circuit knowledge of an electrical system and calculate the characteristics so we have to:
A. ) 591.7 v
B.) 991.7v
C.) 59.7%
D.) 47.9 Kw
E.) 247925 W
F.) 59.7 %
Organizing the information given in the statement we have that:
- power is 100 kW.
- line is 100 km
- 3 cm diameter
- voltage at the load side is 400 V
- The resistivity is 1.673×10^-8 ohm metres
Calculating the resistivity we find that:
[tex]R =( L* \rho)/A\\A= \pi r^2 = 0.00071 m^2\\R = (100000 * 1.673*10^{-8}) / 0.00071\\R = 2.367 ohms[/tex]
Then it becomes simpler to calculate the power and current, we have:
- [tex]P = V^2 /R= 1.6 Ohms\\l = V / R = 250 Ampere[/tex]
A) Â With the above information, we can calculate the voltage as:
[tex]V = I R\\V = 250 * 2.367\\V = 591.7 v[/tex]
B) Now calculating the source voltage, we find that:
[tex]V = V line + V load\\V = 400 + 591.7\\V = 991.7 v[/tex]
C.) The percentage will be calculated as the division of the two previous values, like:
[tex]591.7/991.7 * 100 = 59.7\%[/tex]
D.) Like any imperfect circuit, losses occur, so the loss will be calculated as:
[tex]Power loss = 147925 - 100000\\Power loss = 47,925 W\\Power loss = 47.9 Kw[/tex]
E.) Power delivered by the source, can be:
[tex]P = IV\\P = 250 * 991.7 = 247925 W[/tex]
F.) System efficiency, will be:
[tex]Efficiency = power line / power source *100\\Efficiency = 147925 / 247925 * 100\\Efficiency = 59.7 \%[/tex]
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