Question: 2 . A round - rotor generator is connected to a large power ( infinite bus ) system through a transformer and a double circuit

2. A round-rotor generator is connected to a large power (infinite bus) system through a transformer and a double circuit transmission line as shown in the figure. The per-unit equivalet circuit including the generator's reactance \( X_{d}\) and \( X_{d}^{\prime}\), transformer's reactance \( X_{T r f}\), reactance of the transmission line \( X_{L}\) and the infinite bus system reactance \( X_{S y s}\) based on generator's ratings is also given below.
(a) If the generator is loaded with 0.8 pu of real power and 0.46 pu of reactive power (lagging) and the generator's terminal volatge is 1.11 pu , find the operating point. Calculate the steady-state synchronizing power coefficient and stability margin.
(b) For the unregulated generator operating at the point calculated in (a), the per-unit inertia constant \( H=\)\(5\mathrm{MWs}/\mathrm{MVA}\) and the damping coefficient \( D=3\mathrm{pu}\). Using the classical model for the generator, determine the small-signal angle dynamics after a small disturbance (shift on the initial condition) is applied. (\(\mathrm{f}=50\mathrm{~Hz}\)). Calculate transient synchronizing power coefficient, damping ratio and time-response in angle and speed.
(c) Repeat (a) and (b) assuming that an AVR (Automatic Voltage Regulator) is in action.
2 . A round - rotor generator is connected to a

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