Transmission Line Parameters: Review on Inductan Inductance ce and Exampl Example e Problems
Inductance Calculations Last time we derived the formulas for approximating the inductance of transmission line. The formula are dependent on whether or not: The conductors are solid or stranded The conductors are bundled or not The conductors are symmetrical space or asymmetrical spaced.
Example Problems Find inductive reactance per phase in ohms per km
Problem Solving Hints The basic equation used to find inductance is We need to determine what value to put in the numerator and the denominator Solution approach is to classify the problem based on conductor and transmission line characteristics Then compute using the correct formula
Problem Solving Hints Symmetric spacing is used as GMD (Deq)
D
Bundled must be used (calculated)
GMD (Deq) must be calculated
Not bundled
Used
Ds
=r¶
Ds
Solid : usually mentioned in single dimension(diameter/r adius)
Used r¶ as Ds
Asymmetric spacing
Stranded Ds
must be calculated
Example 1 Solid, single conductor with a radius of 1cm Transmission line is operate at 50Hz Find the inductive reactance per km. m
proper equation to calculate per phase inductance per phase inductance per km multiply inductance by frequency in radians to find inductive reactance m
m
m
Solid conductor, symmetric spacing 1) Calculate r¶ r¶ = 0.7788 X r = 0.7788 cm 2) Find D GMD = 3¥(20)(20)(20) = D = 20 m
3) Calculate inductance L= 2 X10-7 [ln D/r¶] = 2 X10-7 ln [2000/0.7788] = 1.57 x 10-6H/m Make sure the units is consistent
Example 2
Line is solid conductor, symmetrically spaced that is bundled This means we should use
Bundled
Solid Conductor, Symmetric
Spacing 1) calculate GMR (Ds) r¶ = 0.7788 x r= 0.7788cm GMR =1.09 x 4¥(r¶ x d3) = 1.09 x 4¥(0.7788 x (183)
= 8.95 cm 2) Find GMD D = 20 m 3) Calculate inductance
L = 2 x10-7 [ln D/GMR] = 2 x10-7 [ln(20/0.0895 )] = 1.08 x 10-6 H/m
Are the conductors solid or stranded? Is the transmission line symmetric? Are the conductors bundled? Solid, asymmetric and bundled Use L = 2 x 10-7 ln [ GMD/GMR]
Bundled
Solid conductor, Asymmetric
spacing 1) What is r¶ r¶ = 0.7788 x r = 0.7788 cm 2) What is the GMR? GMR = 1.09 x 4¥(0.7788 x (183)
= 8.95 cm 3) What is the GMD? GMD = 3¥(20)(20)(40) = 25.20m
Bundled
Solid conductor, Asymmetric
spacing GMD = 8.95cm GMR = 25.20m L = 2 x 10-7 ln [GMD/Ds] = 2 x 10-7 ln [25.20/0.0895] = 1.13 H/m XL = (2f)l = 3.54/m
Tutorial problem 1. Calculate the loop inductance per km of a single phase overhead line consisting of two conductors each 1 cm diameter and 1.2 m apart. [ 2.292mH] 2. A 3 phase transposed line has conductors of diameter 2 cm and spaced at distance of 3.65, 5.5 and 8.2m between centres. Calculate the inductance per phase per km of line length. [ 1.31mH] 3. A 3 phase 50 km long single circuit 66kV transposed overhead line has horizontal spacing with 3 m between adjacent conductors and 6 m between outer conductors. The conductor diameter is 2 cm. Find the inductance per phase. [61.85mH]
Tutorial problem 4. A 3 phase single circuit bundled conductor line with two subconductors per phase has horizontal spacing with 6.1m between the centre lines of adjacent phases. The distance between the subconductors of each phase is 30.5cm and each sub-conductor has a diameter of 2.54 cm. Find the inductance per phase per km. [0.988mH] 5. A 3-phase double circuit line has its conductors at the vertices of a regular hexagon with side 3.5m. The diameter of each conductor is 2cm. Find the inductance per phase per km.[0.596mH] 6. A 3 phase 132kV, 100km, 50Hz, single circuit line has horizontal spacing with 3.5m between adjacent conductors. The conductor is 1.2 cm. Find the line capacitance per phase and charging current per phase. [0.841F, 20.15A ]
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