Rework Example 14.3 with R Load = 40 / R Load = 40 / phase,

Rework Example 14.3 with $R_{\text{Load}}=40\Omega /$ phase, $X_{\text{Load}}=60\Omega /$ phase, and $X_C=60\Omega /$ phase.

Example 14.3

Figure 14.21 shows a single-line diagram of a $13.8-kV$ primary feeder supplying power to a load at the end of the feeder. A shunt capacitor bank is located at the load bus. Assume that the voltage at the sending end of the feeder is $5\%$ above rated and that the load is Y-connected with $R_{\text{Load}}=20\Omega /$ phase in parallel with load $j{X}_{\text{Load}}=j40\Omega$ /phase.

(a) With the shunt capacitor bank out of service, calculate the following: (1) line current; (2) voltage drop across the line; (3) load voltage; (4) real and reactive power delivered to the load; (5) load power factor; (6) real and reactive line losses; and (7) real power, reactive power, and apparent power delivered by the distribution substation.

(b) The capacitor bank is Y-connected with a reactance $X_C=40\Omega /$ phase. With the shunt capacitor bank in service, redo the calculations. Also calculate the reactive power supplied by the capacitor bank.

(c) Compare the results of (a) and (b).

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