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<strong>Power</strong> System Components and Per Unit System 121<br />

Van¢ = Van + DVan ...(5.44)<br />

This type of booster transformer is called an in-phase booster because the voltage are in<br />

phase. Van¢ can be adjusted by changing the taps of excitation transformer. The polarity of the<br />

voltage across the series transformer can be made reversed by changing the switch position<br />

from S1 to S2, such that Van¢ is less than Van. ig. 5.29: Booster transformer for voltage magnitude control.<br />

B. Phase Angle Control<br />

Booster transformers are also used to control the voltage phase angle. A typical arrangement<br />

for phase ‘a’ of a booster transformer for phase angle control is shown in ig. 5.30.<br />

ig. 5.30: Booster transformer for voltage phase angle control.<br />

Phase shifting is used to control active power flow. rom ig. 5.30, we can write,<br />

Van¢ = Van + DVbc ...(5.45)<br />

igure 5.31 gives the phasor diagram showing phase<br />

shifting effect of phase a.<br />

Now let us assume.<br />

× 3 - 90°<br />

DVbc = a.Vbc = a Van<br />

\ DVbc = - ja 3 Van<br />

...(5.46)<br />

Using eqn. (5.45) and (5.46). We have<br />

Van¢ = ( 1-ja 3)<br />

Van ...(5.47)<br />

ig. 5.31: Voltage phasor diagram.

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