Assume that an industrial plant can be represented by a series combination of a 40 resistor, a 5mF capacitor, and a 20mH inductor, that is connected to an AC supply of v5 = 50 cos(200t) V as shown in Figure A3. Using phasor representation, find a) The equivalent impedance of the plant, in cartesian and in polar forms, b) The RMS value of the current drawn by the plant from the voltage supply c) The apparent power of the plant d) The real power of the plant e) The reactive power of the plant. 452 1 5 mF 20 mH

Assume that an industrial plant can be represented by a series combination of a 40 resistor, a 5mF capacitor, and a 20mH inductor, that is connected to an AC supply of v5 = 50 cos(200t) V as shown in Figure A3. Using phasor representation, find a) The equivalent impedance of the plant, in cartesian and in polar forms, b) The RMS value of the current drawn by the plant from the voltage supply c) The apparent power of the plant d) The real power of the plant e) The reactive power of the plant. 452 1 5 mF 20 mH

Power System Analysis and Design (MindTap Course List)

6th Edition

ISBN:9781305632134

Author:J. Duncan Glover, Thomas Overbye, Mulukutla S. Sarma

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Chapter2: Fundamentals

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