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Two synchronous machines are connected through three-phase transformers to the transmission line. The ratings and reactances of the machines and transformers are:
Task:
Draw each of the three sequence networks.
(The diagram shows two machines, two transformers (T1 and T2), and a transmission line connecting them.)
To get started with drawing the sequence networks for the given system, first, we need to understand each component's sequence impedance in per unit. Here's a synthesis of the information provided:
Given these values, let's consider the connections and draw the sequence networks:
Machine 1 → Transformer T1:
Transmission Line:
Transformer T2 → Machine 2:
[j0.20] -- [j0.08] -- [j0.15] -- [j0.08] -- [j0.20]
Machine Transformer Line Transformer Machine
1 T1 T2 2
The negative sequence network has the same topology and similar impedances as the positive sequence network:
Machine 1 → Transformer T1:
Transmission Line:
Transformer T2 → Machine 2:
[j0.20] -- [j0.08] -- [j0.15] -- [j0.08] -- [j0.20]
Machine Transformer Line Transformer Machine
1 T1 T2 2
The zero sequence network requires more care since only the Y-connected windings and transmission line zero sequence impedances are to be considered.
Machine 1:
Transformer T1: Since it's grounded at the Y-side, consider the impedance from the Y-side.
Transmission Line:
Transformer T2: Similarly, consider the Y-side impedance.
Machine 2:
[j0.04] -- [j0.08] -- [j0.50] -- [j0.08] -- [j0.04]
Machine Transformer Line Transformer Machine
1 T1 T2 2
To summarize, for each sequence network, the machines, transformers, and transmission line reactances (per unit values) are connected end-to-end while taking care of the grounding effects on the zero-sequence network. The diagrams show series connections of the respective components' impedances.
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