Electrical Engineering · Electrical Machines
A 3-phase synchronous generator connected to a power grid has a synchronous reactance of 9 Ω per phase. If the excitation voltage is 12 kV (line-to-neutral) and the grid voltage is 17.32 kV (line-to-line), calculate the maximum steady-state power that the generator can deliver before losing synchronism.
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- 1112.89 MW
- 216.67 MW
- 378.35 MW
- 439.95 MW✓
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39.95 MW
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