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Power System Voltage Regulation Analysis

The document outlines a calculation process for electrical parameters in a power system, including load current, nominal Pi model parameters, and sending end voltage. It provides formulas for computing these values based on given data such as load power, voltage, frequency, and power factor. The results include the parameters A, B, C, D, sending end voltage, and voltage regulation percentage.

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Power System Voltage Regulation Analysis

The document outlines a calculation process for electrical parameters in a power system, including load current, nominal Pi model parameters, and sending end voltage. It provides formulas for computing these values based on given data such as load power, voltage, frequency, and power factor. The results include the parameters A, B, C, D, sending end voltage, and voltage regulation percentage.

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% Given Data
P = 30e6; % Load Power in Watts
V_R = 132e3; % Receiving End Voltage in Volts
V_r_phase = V_R/sqrt(3);
f = 50; % Frequency in Hz
pf = 0.85; % Power Factor (lagging)
T = -acos(pf); % Angle
Z = (20 + 1j*52); % Series impedance per phase in ohms
Y = 315e-6; % Total phase-neutral admittance in Siemens
% Step 1: Calculate Load Current
I = P/ (sqrt(3) * V_R * pf);
I_r = I*(cos(T) + 1j * sin(T)); % Receiving end current
% Step 2: Nominal Pi Model Parameters
A = 1 + (Y * Z) / 2;
B = Z;
C = Y * (1 + (Y * Z) / 4);
D = A; % Since A = D in a nominal Pi model
% Step 3: Compute Sending End Voltage
V_S_phase = A * V_r_phase + B * I_r;
V_S = V_S_phase * sqrt(3);
% Step 4: Voltage Regulation
Voltage_Regulation = ((abs(V_S) - abs(V_R)) / abs(V_R)) * 100;
% Display Results
fprintf('A = %.4f + j%.4f\n', real(A), imag(A));
fprintf('B = %.4f + j%.4f\n', real(B), imag(B));
fprintf('C = %.6f + j%.6f\n', real(C), imag(C));
fprintf('D = %.4f + j%.4f\n', real(D), imag(D));
fprintf('\nSending End Voltage: %.2f kV\n', abs(V_S) / 1e3);
fprintf('Voltage Regulation: %.2f%%\n', Voltage_Regulation);

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