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252 <strong>Electrical</strong> <strong>Power</strong> <strong>Systems</strong><br />

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or<br />

I<br />

2 Vb = b E Z Z I<br />

Z I<br />

a a<br />

a - . I I 1 + b - .<br />

2 + HG 3KJ HG 3KJ a<br />

- 0.<br />

3<br />

...(10.8)<br />

Using eqns (10.8) and (10.7), we get<br />

<br />

2 2 2<br />

f 2 0<br />

I<br />

HG KJ<br />

Similarly<br />

Vb = Ea 3 b Z + Z ( b – b) + Z ( b – 1)<br />

( Z1 + Z2 + Z0) + 3Zf<br />

...(10.9)<br />

Vc = bVa1 + b2 \<br />

Va2 + Va0 Vc = b E Z I<br />

Z I<br />

Z I<br />

(<br />

<br />

aIa a<br />

a - . 2<br />

I I 1 + b - .<br />

2 + - 0.<br />

HG 3KJ HG 3KJ HG 3KJ<br />

...(10.10)<br />

Using eqns (10.7) and (10.10), we get<br />

\ Vc = Ea 2<br />

3 bZf + Z2 ( b– b ) + Z0(<br />

b–1)<br />

Z + Z + Z + 3Z )<br />

...(10.11)<br />

10.3 LINE-TO-LINE AULT<br />

1 2 0 f<br />

igure 10.3 shows a three phase synchronous generator with a fault through an impedance Z f<br />

between phase b and c. It is assumed that that generator is initially on no load condition.<br />

ig. 10.3: Line-to-line fault between phase b and c.<br />

The boundary conditions at the fault point are:<br />

Vb – Vc = Zf .Ib ...(10.12)<br />

Ib + Ic = 0 ...(10.13)<br />

Ia = 0 ...(10.14)

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