In: Electrical Engineering
QUIESTION 1
A three-phase synchronous generator is connected to an infinite
bus. The infinite bus voltage and the generated voltage are o 1.0
pu ∠0 and o 1.0pu ∠42.84 , respectively. The synchronous reactance
is 0.85 pu and resistances are neglected. a) Compute power angle
(δ), armature current (Is), power factor (pf), real power (P), and
reactive power (Q). Draw the phasor diagram. b) If the prime mover
torque is kept constant at a value corresponding to P=0.8 pu,
compute the required value of the generated voltage (E2) for the
unity power factor condition (and constant power, P=0.8 pu). What
is the new value of power angle (δ2)? Solution: δ= 42.84o , Is =
0.86pu ∠21.44o , pf=0.93, P=0.8 ph, Q= -0.314pu, δ2 = 34.2o , E2=
1.21pu
QUESTION 2
Two “three-phase Y-connected synchronous generators” have per phase
generated voltages of o 1 E = 120 V∠10 and o 2 E = 120 V∠20 under
no load, and resistance of X j5 Ω / phase 1 = and X j8 Ω / phase 2
= . They are connected in parallel to a load impedance of XL = 4 +
j3 Ω / phase . Compute: a) Per phase terminal voltage Vt (both
magnitude and phase angle). b) Armature currents for each generator
( a1 a2 I and I ). c) Power supplied by each generator (P1 and P2
). d) The total output power (Pout ). Solution: Vt= 82 V ∠-5.94o ,
Ia1 = 9.36 A ∠-51.17o , Ia2 = 7.31 A ∠-32.06o , P1 = 1621 W, P2 =
1614.5 W, Pout = 3236 W.