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EET 101 ELECTRIC CIRCUIT I TUTORIAL 4 – QUESTIONS AC POWER ANALYSIS 1. Calculate the instantaneous power and the average power if; v 339 cos100t V Ans: 2. i 18 sin 100t 60 A and p 2642.2 3051cos 200t 30 W ; P 2642.2 W Calculate the power delivered by the voltage source v(t) in Figure 1 if; vt 170 cos 120t 53 V 30 10 132.6 F v (t ) 66.3 mH Figure 1 Ans: 3. P 174.5 W Compute the power dissipated by R2 in the Figure 2. Assume that the magnitude 5 A given for Is represents its r.m.s. value. XC -j 8 I1 + Vo A B + R1 12 Is 50 5Vo I2 XL j 16 _ I1 C Figure 2 I3 R2 24 Ans: P2 367.38 W 4. If the voltage source Vs in Figure 3 has a value of 24030 Vrms, find; (a) (b) (c) the power factor of the circuit; the average active power dissipated by the circuit; and the total apparent power supplied by the source. R1 R2 10 24 XC -j 20 R3 32 XL j 16 Vs p. f . 0.75 lagging ; P 1.83 kW ; S 2.44 kVA Ans: 5. The power dissipated/absorbed by each element in Figure 4 is as indicated in the figure. Calculate; (a) (b) (c) the apparent power delivered by the source; the current drawn from the source; and the power factor of the circuit. 176 W 120 Vrms 0 1.145 kW 1.68 kVAr Ans: 6. Figure 3 Figure 4 2.29 kVAr S 1.455 kVA ; I 12.13 A ; p. f 0.908 Three loads A, B and C when connected across 12030 Vrms as shown in Figure 5, received and dissipated power as indicated. Calculate; (a) (b) I; and the power factor of the combination. I + V = 120 30 Vrms _ LOAD A 4 kVA @ 0.8 pf leading LOAD B 2.4 kVA @ 0.6 pf lagging LOAD C Inductive 1 kW; 500 VAR Figure 5 I 4729.8 A ; Ans: 7. pf 1 Compute Vo and the input power factor for the circuit in Figure 6. + 910 18 kW 0.75 pf lagging Vo 12 kW 0.86 pf lagging Figure 6 _ Ans: pf 0.793 lagging Vo 415.437.5 V ; THREE-PHASE CIRCUITS 8. If Vab 400 V in a balanced Y-connected three-phase generator, find the phase voltages, assuming the phase sequence is; (a) abc (b) acb Ans: Van 231 30 V; Vbn 231 150 V; Vcn 231 90 V Van 23130 V; 9. Vbn 231150 V; Vcn 231 90 V For a balanced three-phase circuit, Vbn 208130 V ; Vcn 20810 V . Determine the phase sequence and Van . Ans: Van 208250 V 208 110 V 10. For the three-phase Y-connected load in Figure 7, determine the time-domain expression for the line-to-line voltages v AB , vBC and vCA if; 150 cost 88 V ; 150 cost 152 V v AN 150 cos t 32 V ; vBN vCN and Ans: vAB 260 cos t 62 V vBC 260 cos t 58 V vCA 260 cos t 178 V A B v BN v AN N Figure 7 v CN C 3-PHASE Y-CONNECTED LOAD 11. Find the line currents I a , I b and I c in the three-phase circuit shown in Figure 8. Ia 3 6 - j8 4400 V Figure 8 6 - j8 4400 V 6 - j8 Ib 4400 V 3 3 Ic Ans: 12. I a 36.5441.6 A; I b 36.54 78.4 A; I c 36.54161.4 A For the balanced three-phase - in Figure 9, calculate; (a) (b) (c) the magnitude of line current; the magnitude of the load phase current; and the average power dissipated by the load. Ans: I L 17.18 A; I P 9.92 A; PL 2.657 kW LINE SOURCE LOAD 2 1100 V 9 + j 12 1100 V 2 9 + j 12 Figure 9 9 + j 12 1100 V 2 13. The load shown in Figure 10 is connected to a balanced three-phase source with a line voltage of 415 V through terminals a, b and c. Calculate the magnitude of the line current IL. Ans: IL I L 25.1 A 1.2 + j 1 a 415 V 1.2 + j 1 b 30 + j 18 415 V 16 - j 9 16 - j 9 415 V 30 + j 18 30 + j 18 16 - j 9 1.2 + j 1 c Figure 10 14. If Vbn 220 60 V in the network shown in Figure 11, find (a) the load phase currents I AB , I BC and I CA ; (b) the line currents I a , I b and I c . Ans: I AB 25.437 A; and I BC 25.4 83 A; I CA 25.4157 A I a 447 A; I b 44 113 A; I c 44127 A Ia a A 3-phase, Y-connected generator IAB 9 j 12 j 12 C j 12 9 B (+) phase sequence Figure 11 ICA IBC Ib b 9 Ic c Find the line currents I a , I b and I c in Figure 12 if; 15. Zl 2 , ZY 4 j6 Z 12 j15 and I a 15.541.6 A; Ans: Zl a I b15.54 118.4 A; I c 15.54121.6 A Ia A ZY Z 2080 V Z 2080 V Zl b c C B 2080 V Zl ZY ZY Ib Z Ic Figure 12 16. Find the line currents I a , I b and I c in Figure 13. a 3 + j2 Ia 10 - j 8 44010 V 3 + j2 44030 V Ib 10 - j 8 Figure 13 b 10 - j 8 44010 V 3 + j2 c Ic Ans: I a 17.744.8 A; I b 17.74 115.2 A; I c 17.74124.8 A 17. Three identical loads each comprising a 42– resistor in series with a 162.4–mH inductor are delta-connected across a star-connected three–phase source of 415–V; 50–Hz through three transmission lines. Each of these lines may be represented by a resistance of 1 in series with an inductance of 4.8 mH. (a) (b) (c) (d) Draw the circuit diagram of the system in frequency domain. Calculate all the line and phase currents of the system. Calculate the total active power, reactive power, complex power and apparent power delivered to the load. Show the approximate positions of the phasors for the line and phase currents on the phasors of the line voltages given in Figure 14. Assume positive phase sequence and the line voltage Vab 4150 (r.m.s. value) Ans: (b) (c) I AB 5.81 51 A; I BC 5.81 171 A; I CA 5.8169 A P 4.253 kW; Q 5.165 kVAR; S 4.253 j5.165 kVA; S 6.69 kVA Vca Vab 120 120 Figure 14 Vbc 18. A three-phase delta-connected source delivers a total of 5.8 kVA to a balanced Yconnected load of power factor 0.8 lagging. The line voltage of the source is 381 V. Draw the circuit diagram of the system and compute; (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) the load phase voltages; the line currents; the source phase currents ; the average active power and reactive power supplied to each phase of the load; the load impedance ZY of each phase. Assume positive phase sequence with Vab 3810 V Ans: (b) VAN 220 30 V; VBN 220 150 V; VCN 22090 V (c) I a 8.79 67 A; (d) Pp 1547 W; Q p 1160 VAR I b 8.79173 A; (e) I c 8.7953 A ZY 20 j15 2537 19. Three identical loads, each 60 j 30 , are delta-connected across a three-phase source. The source line voltage is 398 V rms. Another three identical loads, each 40 j10 , are Yconnected across the same source at the same points. Draw the circuit diagram of the system and determine; (a) (b) (c) the magnitude of the line current; the total real, imaginary and complex power supplied to the two loads; the power factor of the two loads combined. Ans: 20. (a) I L 15.76 22.2 A (b) P 10.06 kW ; (c) Power factor 0.927 lagging Q 4.107 kVAR ; S 10.86622.2 kVA Find the real power absorbed the load in Figure 15. Ans: P 432 W 5 4 -j 6 1000 V 1000 V 1000 V j3 8 5 5 10 Figure 15