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Please show the steps for problem (e) only. Thank you. Q1. For the generator (60

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Please show the steps for problem (e) only. Thank you.

Q1. For the generator (60 Hz) located at bus#9 of the following generator data table (a) Calculate the synchronous speed in rev/min (b) Calculate the complex power output when operating at rated conditions (c) Calculate the prime-mover torque for this case 1.127 MNm (d) Calculate the induced emf Ef-Ef (e) Calculate the complex power output if the input torque from the turbine is 1800 rev/min 212.5 + j131 MVA 1.92/32.2 Pu increased by 10% from its base value and the terminal voltage remains constant 0.938 +j 0.404 pu System Generator Data. Rotor Bus (MVA) (kv) (lag) (Hz) (Mvar) (Mvar) Type Poles (s) -60- 100 345 120 250 80-40 Salient 24 5 13.8 0.80 60 13.8 0.85 60 140100 Noasalient 4 3 (impedance data in % on generator ratings) 10 8 10 8 5 2 0 1 1 100 50 20 70 50 20 20 8 2 2 2 2 120 40 15 120 40 15 15 5 2 1 11

Explanation / Answer

As it is given that it is operating for Bus 9 we will take all the data corresponding to bus 9

Part A)

We know that Synchronus speed is given as :N=120f/P

f is frequency in Hz P is number of poles .

Hence , N=(120)(60)/4 =1800 rev/min

Part b)

we are given :

pf=0.85 =cos(angle)

Now complex power is given as :

P=S+jQ

S=S(rated)*p.f.

Q=Q(rated)*sin(angle)

S=250*0.85 =212.5

Q=131

Henec P=212.5+j131 MVA

Part c)

Prime mover torque is given as :

T=(5252*746*Watt)/n

Watt =131W

n= number of poles =4

T=1.127MNm