Power systems miscellaneous
- If r is radius of the conductor and R is radius of the sheath of strength, then
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Gradient at a distance x,g = V xIn(R/r) ∴ gmin = V , and RIn R r gmax = V rIn R r
and plot of the gradient at the surface of the conductor and the ratio (r/R) is shown in the figure and it can be seen thatr < 1 < 0.368 R e
Correct Option: D
Gradient at a distance x,g = V xIn(R/r) ∴ gmin = V , and RIn R r gmax = V rIn R r
and plot of the gradient at the surface of the conductor and the ratio (r/R) is shown in the figure and it can be seen thatr < 1 < 0.368 R e
- If δ is the loss angle of the cable, then its power factor is
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Figure depicts the equivalent circuit for a cable represented by leak age resistance R and capacitance C.
From phasor diagram,
power factor angle, φ = 90° – δ
or cos φ = cos (90° – δ) = sin δCorrect Option: A
Figure depicts the equivalent circuit for a cable represented by leak age resistance R and capacitance C.
From phasor diagram,
power factor angle, φ = 90° – δ
or cos φ = cos (90° – δ) = sin δ
- Three insulating materials with same maximum working stress and permittivities 2·5, 3·0, 4·0, are used in a single core cable, then location of the materials with respect to the core of the cable will be
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When all the three materials are subjected to the same maximum stress,
gmax = λ = λ = λ 2πε1r 2πε2r1 2πε3r2
or ε1r = ε2r1 = ε3r2
Since r < r1 < r2,
Therefore ε1 > ε2 > ε3
Thus, the dielectric material with highest permittivity should be placed near the conductor and other layer in the descending order.Correct Option: C
When all the three materials are subjected to the same maximum stress,
gmax = λ = λ = λ 2πε1r 2πε2r1 2πε3r2
or ε1r = ε2r1 = ε3r2
Since r < r1 < r2,
Therefore ε1 > ε2 > ε3
Thus, the dielectric material with highest permittivity should be placed near the conductor and other layer in the descending order.
- For the same voltage boost, the reactive power capacity is
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Let Q'c be t he reactive power of the shunt capacitor, Er receiving end voltage, X is the line reactance.
Then voltage drop across it= Qc . X Er
where, Qc be the reactive power of the series capacitor, then voltage drop across itsin φv = Qc , I
where φv is the power factor angle.
For equal voltage boost,Q'c X = Qcsin φv Er I or Q'c = sin φv = 0.6 = 6 Qc IX/Er 0.1
Q'c > QcCorrect Option: A
Let Q'c be t he reactive power of the shunt capacitor, Er receiving end voltage, X is the line reactance.
Then voltage drop across it= Qc . X Er
where, Qc be the reactive power of the series capacitor, then voltage drop across itsin φv = Qc , I
where φv is the power factor angle.
For equal voltage boost,Q'c X = Qcsin φv Er I or Q'c = sin φv = 0.6 = 6 Qc IX/Er 0.1
Q'c > Qc
- If corona loss on a particular system at 50 Hz is 1 kW/phase per km, then corona loss on the same system with supply frequency 25 Hz will be
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Corona loss
(P) = 241 × 10–5 (ƒ + 25) √ r (Vp - V0)², δ d
where, ƒ = supply frequency
nOW P ∝ ƒ + 25∴ P1 = ƒ1 + 25 P2 ƒ2 + 25 or P2 = ƒ2 + 25 ƒ1 + 25 or P1 = 50 × 1kW = /b>0.667kW/phase/km 75 Correct Option: C
Corona loss
(P) = 241 × 10–5 (ƒ + 25) √ r (Vp - V0)², δ d
where, ƒ = supply frequency
nOW P ∝ ƒ + 25∴ P1 = ƒ1 + 25 P2 ƒ2 + 25 or P2 = ƒ2 + 25 ƒ1 + 25 or P1 = 50 × 1kW = /b>0.667kW/phase/km 75