For the system shown in the figure below, perform the following: 13.8 kV Bus Equivalent source...

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For the system shown in the figure below, perform the following: 13.8 kV Bus Equivalent source Ō MVASC=312.5 Zo=11.93 [8° pu On 100 MVA base X₁ = X₂=j0.42 pu Xo=j1.26 pu On 100 MVA base Load bus 4 MVA load at 0.9 pf X₂=0.15 pu Xo = ∞ at 4 MVA a. Determine the current flowing to the load. Assume that the generators of the equivalent source behind the 13.8 kV bus are operating at 1 per-unit voltage at 0°. b. Calculate the voltage at the load bus. c. Calculate the fault current for a solid phase-a-to-ground fault at the load bus. Neglect load for this part. d. Calculate the currents flowing in the line when an open circuit occurs in the line just at the load bus. Assume that phase a opens while carrying the load as indicated. e. Calculate the currents flowing when the open phase of a conductor of part d falls to ground on the source side of the open. Assume a solid fault. f. Repeat part e but for the case when the opened conductor falls to ground on the load side. For the system shown in the figure below, perform the following: 13.8 kV Bus Equivalent source Ō MVASC=312.5 Zo=11.93 [8° pu On 100 MVA base X₁ = X₂=j0.42 pu Xo=j1.26 pu On 100 MVA base Load bus 4 MVA load at 0.9 pf X₂=0.15 pu Xo = ∞ at 4 MVA a. Determine the current flowing to the load. Assume that the generators of the equivalent source behind the 13.8 kV bus are operating at 1 per-unit voltage at 0°. b. Calculate the voltage at the load bus. c. Calculate the fault current for a solid phase-a-to-ground fault at the load bus. Neglect load for this part. d. Calculate the currents flowing in the line when an open circuit occurs in the line just at the load bus. Assume that phase a opens while carrying the load as indicated. e. Calculate the currents flowing when the open phase of a conductor of part d falls to ground on the source side of the open. Assume a solid fault. f. Repeat part e but for the case when the opened conductor falls to ground on the load side.