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                                                            Power electronic control in electrical systems 385

                          conditions. The series inductive reactance of the line is X L ˆ 48:0 
 and the
                          shunt capacitive susceptance is B c ˆ 4000 mS. Calculate
                          (i) the transmission angle d when the load is 1540 MW;
                          (ii) the value of the compensating susceptance B g and reactance X g at this load.
                                 2E 2  d         2   500 2  d
                          (i) P ˆ   sin ˆ 1540 ˆ         sin
                                 X L   2            48      2
                             so d ˆ 17:0 .

                                  B c  4      E     d
                          (ii) B g ˆ      1     cos
                                  2   X L     E m   2
                                  4000   10  6  4       17
                                ˆ                 1   cos    ˆ 0:00108 S
                                      2        48        2
                             so X g ˆ 1/0:00108 ˆ 922 
.

                      Problem 13 ± alternative solution (i)
                      In this solution, we represent the inductance and capacitance of the line by `lumped
                      parameters'distributed as shown in Fig. 9.8. The phasor diagram is shown in Fig.
                      9.9. Note the extensive use of symmetry in drawing these diagrams. Each half of the
                      line is represented by a p equivalent circuit. The phasor diagram emphasizes the
                      sending-end half of the line, with E s at one end and V m at the other; the receiving-end
















                      Fig. 9.8 Lumped-parameter representation of line with mid-point compensator.



















                      Fig. 9.9 Phasor diagram.
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