Chapter 10 Symmetrical Faults
Chapter 10 Symmetrical Faults
Chapter 10 Symmetrical Faults
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Bus 1<br />
X G1 =J0.2 X G2 = J0.4<br />
Bus 2<br />
Z 1s =J0.2<br />
S<br />
Z 3s =J0.1<br />
Z 2s =J0.2<br />
Bus 3<br />
V th<br />
Z f =J0.16<br />
Figure 2:<br />
We also observe from the above figure that the branch from star point S to bus 1 to<br />
ground and the branch from star point S to bus 2 to ground form a parallel network.<br />
The equivalent impedance of the parallel network is<br />
Z eq = = = j0.24 pu<br />
Combining the parallel branches results in the following network as shown below:<br />
Z eq = J0.24<br />
Z 3s =J0.1<br />
Bus 3<br />
V th<br />
Z f =J0.16<br />
The Thevenin impedance as viewed from the faulted bus 3 is<br />
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