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                             I a ˆ I ab   I ca ˆ 47:41 ‡ j11:40 ˆ 48:76e j13:52   A
                             I b ˆ I bc   I ab ˆ 50:24 ‡ j10:94 ˆ 51:42e  j167:72   A
                             I c ˆ I ca   I bc ˆ 2:83   j22:33 ˆ 22:51e  j82:78   A

                                   P 1 ˆ RefV ac I gˆ 415e  j60      48:76e  j13:52    ˆ 5741W
                                              a
                                   P 2 ˆ RefV bc I gˆ 415e  j120      51:42e  j167:72    ˆ 6496W

                                              b
                                  Check: P 1 ‡ P 2 ˆ 12 237 W
                             2
                                                2
                                       2
                                                             2
                                                                          2
                          jI ab j R ab ‡jI bc j R bc ‡jI ca j R ca ˆ 27:6667   15 ‡ 25:085   1:2 ˆ 12 237 W:
                      22. (i) Whatarethemaindisadvantagesofsingle-phasedistributionofACelectricpower?
                         (ii) Explain the methods used to reduce or eliminate the following harmonics in
                             AC power systems:
                             (i) odd triplen harmonics, i.e. 3rd, 9th, 15th etc.
                             (ii) odd non-triplen harmonics, i.e. 5th, 7th, 11th, 13th etc.
                         (iii) A star-connected, three-phase AC load is supplied with 415 V three-phase
                            sinewave AC power at a frequency f Hz, and the star point is solidly con-
                            nected to the supply neutral. The load impedances at 50 Hz (in ohms) are as
                            follows:

                                      Z a ˆ 9:184 ‡ j0  Z b ˆ 3 ‡ j17  Z c ˆ 3   j17:

                             Calculate the rms values and phase angles of the line currents and the neutral
                             current when the frequency f is
                             (a) 50 Hz
                             (b) 150 Hz
                          (i) Unbalance; 100-Hz oscillation in the power flow causes vibration, noise, and
                            lamp flicker. Single phase cannot by itself produce a rotating ampere-conductor
                            distribution in electric motors (it needs a capacitor and a split-phase winding).
                         (ii) (a) Triplen harmonics are suppressed by star connection or trapped by delta
                               connection; or taken by neutral wire.
                            (b) Non-triplen harmonics. In electric machines, they are minimized by wind-
                                ing design (harmonic winding factors) and by having a sine-distributed
                                magnetic flux around the airgap. In transformers, they are minimized by
                                limiting the flux to a level below saturation. In non-linear power-electronic
                                loads such as rectifiers, the 5th and 7th can be cancelled by using a 12-pulse
                                rather than 6-pulse circuit. This requires a transformer with two sec-
                                ondaries, one wye and the other delta. Otherwise, the 5th and 7th can be
                                filtered by damped or tuned filters built up from L, C and R elements.
                                        p
                         (iii) (a) I a ˆ 415/ 3/9:184 ˆ 26:088 A
                                        p                     p
                                I b ˆ 415/ 3e  j120   /(3 ‡ j17) ˆ 415/ 3e  j120   /17:263e  j80
                                  ˆ 13:880e  j200:0    ˆ 13:044 ‡ j4:745 A
                                        p                    p
                                I c ˆ 415/ 3e j120    /(3   j17) ˆ 415/ 3e j120   /17:263e  j80
                                  ˆ 13:880e j200:0    ˆ 13:044   j4:745 A
                                I n ˆ I a ‡ I b ‡ I c ˆ 0
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