ht 1 double-circuit MAGNETIC INDUCTION GMRC 0.54251n i MAGNETIC FIELD INDUCTION Transmission magnetic fields affect objects proximity magnetic fields, related currents ; voltage obj
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0.0556
a
0.0083
„E/km
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Example
ca
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ht
1
double-circuit
MAGNETIC
INDUCTION
GMRC
0.54251n
i
MAGNETIC
FIELD INDUCTION
Transmission
magnetic
fields affect objects
proximity
magnetic
fields, related
currents
; voltage
objects
considerable
length
fences, prpelines,
phone
wires
magnetic
affected
presence
return currents
presents
equation
computation
mutual
resistance
inductance
which
functions
earth’s
resistivity
balanced
three-phase
systems
return current
Under normal operaung
conditions,
magnetic
proximity
balanced
three-phase
rents
conductors
neglecting
currents
Magnetic
fields
reported
affect
bioed
composition
havior,
immune
systems,
neural functions
There
concems
regard-
biological
effects
electromagneuc
electr
Long-term
effects
suaject
several
dlated
considering
growth,
fields
people
efforts
three-phase
untransposed
transmussion
telephone
supported
same towers
shown
Figure
carnes
60-Hz balanced
current
phase
telephone
Assuming
balanced
three-phase
currents
meter
induced
telephone
From
(4.15)
iinkage
between conduc
below phase
voltage
cai
current
beuween
conductors
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ELECTRCSIALIC!
ELECTROSTATIC
INDUCTION
Transmission
proximity
increasing
buildings,
comparable
discharges
discharges
transmission
proxumity
representing
conductors
conductor
surrounding
interference
environmental
interterence
configuration
Atinosphene
generation
5
performance
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PROBLEMS
FIGURE
Conductor
layout
Problem
three-phase,
transposed
transmission
horzontal
figuration
reactance
conductor
geometric
Determine
three-phase
transposed
159,000-cmil,
inductance
two-conductor
conductors
——>-
‘Dy
m ——
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TRANSMISSION
three-phase
1,431,000-cmif,
three-conductor
477,000-cmil,
single-conductor
configuration,
b$———_
single-circuit
three-phase
transmission
1,272,000-cmil
configuration
Dy
m—+-—-
D3
mi
= 28
FIGURE
Conduel
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aa Can
Conductor
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CHAPTER
LINE
MODEL
PERFORMANCE
INTRODUCTION
per-phase
parameters
transmission
representation
performance
transmission
operating
conditions
Transmission
represented
equivaient
appropriate
parameters
“per-phase”
expressed
three-phase
equivalent
single-phas
parameters
developed
“medium”
regulation
Operation
conditions
considered,
presented
expressions
distributed
obtained
Propagation
character
impedance
demonstrated
transmitted
approximately
conditions
importance,
equivalent
FIGURE
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full-load
Percent
VR
Vaewey|
RL)
Example
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PERFORMANCE
l
II
It
l
It
regulation
Transmission
/0)(1000/36.879)(10ˆ3)
⁄
121.3929
VR=SS““
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A=(1+
ta
iv
| Vp [Ya]
(Vs3ph/ats(ABCD(i,i))
er
uF ct
”
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PERFORMANCE
il
real(Ss)),
1
39.2071
0.000548899
siemens
-3.5251a-07
0.00054595
Percent
voltage
7.30913
Example
zy2abed(z,
commands
-acos(0.95):
Vs3ph/sqrt(3)
Ism*(cos(As)
j*sin(As)):
zy2abcd(z,
Length);
unv(ABCD)*
Vrlr(1);
sgrt(3)*aps
kW(receiving
voltage)
Vrir(2);
1000saps(Ix):
(receiving
current)
cos(angle
angle(Ir)):
%(receaving
factor}
3*Vrtconj
(receiving
power)
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