EXPERIMENTAL DETERMINATION AND ANALYSIS OF TRANSMISSION LINE PERFORMANCE

Authors

  • Suraj Pawar Department of electrical Engineering, AMGOI Vathar, Kolhapur, INDIA
  • Omkar Desai Department of electrical Engineering, AMGOI Vathar, Kolhapur, INDIA
  • Mahesh Kalambe Department of electrical Engineering, AMGOI Vathar, Kolhapur, INDIA
  • Kishor Patil Department of electrical Engineering, AMGOI Vathar, Kolhapur, INDIA
  • Prof. Mrs. SHETE S.H. Department of electrical Engineering, AMGOI Vathar, Kolhapur, INDIA

Keywords:

Introduction, Methodology, Circuit Description

Abstract

It is necessary to calculate the voltage, current and power at any point on a transmission line provided the values at one point are known. We are aware that in three phase circuit problems it is sufficient to compute results in one phase and subsequently predict results in the other two phases by exploiting the three phase symmetry. Although the lines are not spaced equilaterally and not transposed, the resulting asymmetry is slight and the phases are considered to be balanced. As such the transmission line calculations are also carried out on per phase basis. For that purpose in the transmission line demo panel we will be designed to –To study the performance of the line.1)e.g. Relation between sending end quantity and receiving end quantity, Ferranti effect, efficiency of power line etc.2) To demonstrate fault clearing process using distance relay(Future Scope

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Published

2021-03-27

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Vol. 2 No. 3 (2015): IJIERT

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