Question: Context A grid is connected to a load bus and a generator. The user will input the parameters of the grid, the parameters of the

Context
A grid is connected to a load bus and a generator. The user will input the parameters of the grid, the parameters of the generator and the lines impedances. The software will show the currents and voltages for different types of faults.
Instruction
The user will provide the following information:
Nominal voltage of the system (kV). This voltage is the same for the grid and for the generator.
Grid
Short-circuit capacity of the solidly grounded grid (MVA).
Reactance (p.u., rectangular form) at the point fault =xO=x1=x2 of the grid. R is negligible.
Generator
Capacity (MVA)
x'',x2 and x0(p.u., rectangular form) and neutral impedance (p.u., rectangular form).
Lines impedances: Z12,Z23,Z13(ohms, rectangular form).
Fault impedance: ZF(ohms, rectangular form).
For a fault at load bus only, the following quantities will be calculated and displayed on a per unit base:
Faults
SLG Fault
LL Fault
Quantities
I3,Ib&Ic(per unit, rectangular form)
Vag,Vbg??Vcg at load bus during each fault (per unit, rectangular form)
LL Fault
Quantities
,Ia,Ib&Ic(per unit, rectangular form)
,Vag,Vbg??Vcg at load bus during each fault (per unit, rectangular form)
We are assuming:
VBASE: Voltage of the system
SBASE:100 MVA
No pre-fault currents (The load of bus 3 is neglected)
VF=1 p.u.
Solve this problem. Assume the inputs needed to solve.
Context A grid is connected to a load bus and a

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