Refer to the 5-bus data given below. Sbase = 400 MVA, the base voltage is 15.0 kV for buses 1 and 3, and 345 kV for buses 2, 4, 5. Note that 1-5 and 3-4 are 15/345 kV transformers.a) Draw a one-line diagram of the power system.b) Find the elements Y23, Y43, Y11 Y33 of the system bus admittance matrix. Table 1 - Bus Input Data for Problem 5Bus No.ТуреVAnglePGQGPLQLper unitdegreesMWMVARMWMVAR1swing1.00.00.0000.000------load0.00.0800.0280.0---3generator1.05520.080.040.04load0.00.00.00.0---load0.00.00.00.0------Table 2 - Line Input Data for Problem 5Line No.FromТоRB/2Tap ratioBusBusper unit per unitper unitper unit1150.0060.081.0---40.0360.40.215320.0180.20.1104340.0030.041.0540.0090.10.055--2.2.

a) Single line diagram of given power system here series parameter are in impedance and shunt…

Refer to the 5-bus data given below. Sbase = 400 MVA, the base voltage is 15.0 kV for buses 1 and 3, and 345 kV for buses 2, 4, 5. Note that 1-5 and 3-4 are 15/345 kV transformers. a) Draw a one-line diagram of the power system. b) Find the elements Y23, Y43, Y11 Y33 of the system bus admittance matrix.

Refer to the 5-bus data given below. Sbase = 400 MVA, the base voltage is 15.0 kV for buses 1 and 3, and 345 kV for buses 2, 4, 5. Note that 1-5 and 3-4 are 15/345 kV transformers. a) Draw a one-line diagram of the power system. b) Find the elements Y23, Y43, Y11 Y33 of the system bus admittance matrix.

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

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Chapter6: Power Flows

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