A two-core feeder 106 kilo meter long supplies a maximum current of 136 A at 400 volts. The demand is such that the copper loss per annum is that which would be produced by the full load current flowing for 6 months. The resistance of conductor 1 km long and 1mm2 section of conductor as 0.0071 ohm. The value of area of cross section is 120 mm2. The cost of energy is 15 baisa per unit. Find the power loss and Annual cost. Power Loss = kW Annual cost = Rial

A two-core feeder 106 kilo meter long supplies a maximum current of 136 A at 400 volts. The demand is such that the copper loss per annum is that which would be produced by the full load current flowing for 6 months. The resistance of conductor 1 km long and 1mm2 section of conductor as 0.0071 ohm. The value of area of cross section is 120 mm2. The cost of energy is 15 baisa per unit. Find the power loss and Annual cost. Power Loss = kW Annual cost = Rial

Power System Analysis and Design (MindTap Course List)

6th Edition

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

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Chapter2: Fundamentals

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