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The ratio L/C for 132 kV and 400 kV lines are typically 160×10³ and 62.5×10³ respectively. The neutral three phase loading for two lines will be respectively

A

108.9 and 2560 MW

B

44 and 2560 MW

C

44 and 640 MW

D

640 and 44 MW

Correct Answer

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Option C

44 and 640 MW

Quick Summary:

Given: System voltage V1 = 132 kV, V2 = 400 kV; L/C ratios are 160×10³ and 62.5×10³ respectively.

📐MAMath SolutionDirect Formula
📋 Given

System voltage V1 = 132 kV, V2 = 400 kV; L/C ratios are 160×10³ and 62.5×10³ respectively.

🔢 Formula Used

PSIL=V2Z0, where Z0=LCP_{SIL} = \frac{V²}{Z_0}, \text{ where } Z_0 = \sqrt{\frac{L}{C}}PSIL​=Z0​V2​, where Z0​=CL​​

🔢 Step-by-Step Solution
1

Define the Surge Impedance

The surge impedance Z0Z_0Z0​ is defined as the square root of the ratio of inductance LLL to capacitance CCC of the line.

Z0=LCZ_0 = \sqrt{\frac{L}{C}}Z0​=CL​​

2

Calculate SIL for 132 kV line

Using V=132×103V = 132 \times 10³V=132×103 V and Z0=160×103≈400ΩZ_0 = \sqrt{160 \times 10³} \approx 400 \OmegaZ0​=160×103​≈400Ω, we find PSIL=(132×103)2400=43560 kW≈44 MWP_{SIL} = \frac{(132 \times 10³)^2}{400} = 43560 \text{ kW} \approx 44 \text{ MW}PSIL​=400(132×103)2​=43560 kW≈44 MW.

PSIL1=(132)2160×103≈44 MWP_{SIL1} = \frac{(132)^2}{\sqrt{160 \times 10³}} \approx 44 \text{ MW}PSIL1​=160×103​(132)2​≈44 MW

3

Calculate SIL for 400 kV line

Using V=400×103V = 400 \times 10³V=400×103 V and Z0=62.5×103≈250ΩZ_0 = \sqrt{62.5 \times 10³} \approx 250 \OmegaZ0​=62.5×103​≈250Ω, we find PSIL=(400×103)2250=640000 kW=640 MWP_{SIL} = \frac{(400 \times 10³)^2}{250} = 640000 \text{ kW} = 640 \text{ MW}PSIL​=250(400×103)2​=640000 kW=640 MW.

PSIL2=(400)262.5×103=640 MWP_{SIL2} = \frac{(400)^2}{\sqrt{62.5 \times 10³}} = 640 \text{ MW}PSIL2​=62.5×103​(400)2​=640 MW

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C is correct because the Surge Impedance Loading (SIL) calculations yield 44 MW for the 132 kV line and 640 MW for the 400 kV line.

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💡 EXAM TIP

SIL is a critical benchmark in power systems; operating a line at its SIL results in unity power factor at the receiving end, minimizing reactive power flow.

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