Using Nominal_T method, determine: i. Send-end voltage ii. Voltage regulation

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Using Nominal_T method, determine: i. Send-end voltage ii. Voltage regulation

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I_{R1} + I_{R2} + I_{R0} \quad (1) $$

3. (b) Derive an expression for zero sequence current (I0I_0) in terms of unbalanced currents in the Red (IRI_R), Yellow (IYI_Y), Blue (IBI_B) phases.

Given the phase currents in terms of symmetrical components: IR=IR1+IR2+IR0(1)I_R = I_{R1} + I_{R2} + I_{R0} \quad (1) IY=a2IR1+aIR2+IR0(2)I_Y = a^2 I_{R1} + a I_{R2} + I_{R0} \quad (2) IB=aIR1+a2IR2+IR0(3)I_B = a I_{R1} + a^2 I_{R2} + I_{R0} \quad (3) where $a = 1 \angle 120

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3. (b) Derive an expression for zero sequence current (I_0) in terms of unbalanced currents in the Red (I_R), Yellow (I_Y), Blue (I_B) phases.

Using Nominal_T method, determine: i. Send-end voltage ii. Voltage regulation
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3. (b) Derive an expression for zero sequence current (I_0) in terms of unbalanced currents in the Red (I_R), Yellow (I_Y), Blue (I_B) phases. Given the phase currents in terms of symmetrical components: I_R = I_R1 + I_R2 + I_R0 (1) I_Y = a^2 I_R1 + a I_R2 + I_R0 (2) I_B = a I_R1 + a^2 I_R2 + I_R0 (3) where $a = 1 120