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To calculate the voltage regulation of the medium transmission line, we can use the following formula:
[
text{Voltage Regulation} = frac{V_s – V_r}{V_r} times 100%
]
Where:
– ( V_s ) is the sending end voltage (143 kV or 143,000 V)
– ( V_r ) is the receiving end voltage (132 kV or 132,000 V)
Now we will calculate the receiving end voltage ( V_r ) in relation to the sending end voltage ( V_s ) considering the line impedance and shunt admittance.
1. Calculate the load current (( I_r )):
– The load is delivering 25 MVA at a power factor of 0.8 lagging.
– ( S = P + jQ )
– ( P = 25 times 0.8 = 20 , text{MW} )
– ( Q = P tan(cos^{-1}(0.8)) = 25 times 0.6 = 15 , text{MVar} )
– Thus, ( S = 20 + j15 , text{MVA} )
– The receiving end current can be calculated as:
[
I_r = frac{S^*}{V_r} = frac{20 – j15}{132,