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    Power Transmission Lec#7

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    The document discusses the inductance of composite conductors that consist of multiple strands or sub-conductors. It contains the following key points: 1) A transmission line consists of two composite conductors with n and m identical strands, each with radius rx and ry. Current divides equally among the strands. 2) The total flux linkages of a strand is calculated based on the currents in all other strands. 3) The inductance of each strand is calculated. The average inductance of a strand is used to calculate the total inductance of the composite conductor.

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    The document discusses the inductance of composite conductors that consist of multiple strands or sub-conductors. It contains the following key points: 1) A transmission line consists of two composite conductors with n and m identical strands, each with radius rx and ry. Current divides equally among the strands. 2) The total flux linkages of a strand is calculated based on the currents in all other strands. 3) The inductance of each strand is calculated. The average inductance of a strand is used to calculate the total inductance of the composite conductor.

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    The document discusses the inductance of composite conductors that consist of multiple strands or sub-conductors. It contains the following key points: 1) A transmission line consists of two composite conductors with n and m identical strands, each with radius rx and ry. Current divides equally among the strands. 2) The total flux linkages of a strand is calculated based on the currents in all other strands. 3) The inductance of each strand is calculated. The average inductance of a strand is used to calculate the total inductance of the composite conductor.

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    127 views8 pages

    Power Transmission Lec#7

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    Rana Athar
    The document discusses the inductance of composite conductors that consist of multiple strands or sub-conductors. It contains the following key points: 1) A transmission line consists of two composite conductors with n and m identical strands, each with radius rx and ry. Current divides equally among the strands. 2) The total flux linkages of a strand is calculated based on the currents in all other strands. 3) The inductance of each strand is calculated. The average inductance of a strand is used to calculate the total inductance of the composite conductor.

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    Inductance of composite Conductors

     Consider a single-phase line consisting of two composite


    conductors x and y, each having n and m number of
    identical strands or sub-conductors and each with radius
    rx and ry , respectively as shown in Fig.

     The current is assumed to be equally divided amongst all


    the strands (sub conductors). The current per strand is
    (I/n, referenced into) in x and (-I/m, as returned) in y.

    Fig. Single-phase transmission line with composite conductors


    Inductance of composite Conductors
     The total flux linkages of strand a due to currents in all sub-conductors
    is given by;

    OR

    Inductance of sub-conductor a is
    Inductance of composite Conductors
     Similarly, the inductance of other sub-conductors in x are obtained;
     For example, the inductance of the sub-conductor n is

    The average inductance of any one sub-conductor in group x is

    Since all the sub-conductor of conductor x are electrical parallel, the


    inductance of x will be;

    Substituting, the values of La, Lb , Lc ,………, Ln in above Eq.


    Inductance of composite Conductors
    GMR of Bundle Conductors

    Fig. Examples of Bundled arrangements


    Inductance of Three Phase Double-circuit Lines
    Inductance of Three Phase Double-circuit Lines
    Home work

     Problem
     Calculate the loop inductance per kilometer of a single phase line comprising of two
    parallel conductors 1 m apart and 1 cm in diameter, when the material of conductor is
    (i)copper and (ii)steel of relative permeability 50.

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