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1. الموجات
المسافرة Travelling waves
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Power system 3
Lecture 1
Dr. Zakieldeen Mohammed Eltayeb Elhassan
zakideenzain@yahoo.com
Karary University –College of Engineering
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
4. We have to find relation between the voltage and current waves travelling
over the transmission lines and their velocity of propagation:
-Electrostatic flux is associated with the voltage wave:
We get
The charge between the conductors of the line up to a distance x is given by:
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5. -Electromagnetic flux is associated with the current wave:
Also we can find electromagnetic flux linkages:
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Rate of change in flux linkages link around the conductor:
Dividing equation (5) by (3), we get:
7. Substituting these values in equation (7), the velocity of propagation of the wave:
This means the velocity of propagation of the travelling
waves over the overhead transmission lines
The velocity of light. !
=
•In actual practice because of losses in line a velocity of approximately =
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9. Electromagnetic energy stored by the element dx equal to
Electrostatic energy in the element dx equal to :
At open end the current is zero
Electromagnetic energy vanishes and is transformed into electrostatic energy
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10. This means the potential of the open end is increased by Vvolts.
The total potential of the open end when the wave reaches this end =V+V=2V
Refracted wave المنكسرة =الموجة Incident wave العابرة الموجة + Reflected wave الموجة
المنعكسة
•Incident wave is the wave that starts travelling over the line when the switch S is
closed.
•Reflected wave is the wave that reaches the open end and potential rise by V.
•Refracted wave is actual voltage at the open end.
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12. The voltage at the shorted end is zero
Electrostatic energy vanishes and is transformed into electromagnetic energy
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13. Let the change in current be i then we get:
•This is means the current is increase by I amperes.
•The total current at the shorted end when the current wave reaches the end is
=I+I=2I
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16. Assume V″ and I″ are the refracted voltage and current waves into the resistor R
when the incident waves V and I reach the resistance R.
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18. From above equations we can get the following coefficient:
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βi=
βv=
αi=
αv=
19. In case of open circuit
Coefficient of refraction for current waves
Coefficient of refraction for voltage waves
Coefficient of reflection for current waves
Coefficient of reflection for voltage waves
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20. In case of short circuit
Coefficient of refraction for current waves
Coefficient of refraction for voltage waves
Coefficient of reflection for current waves
Coefficient of reflection for voltage waves
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21. In case of line is terminated through a resistance
The coefficient of refraction is unity whereas the coefficient of reflection is zero
That is means when a transmission line is terminated through a resistance
equal to its surge impedance the wave does not suffer reflection and the wave
will enter fully into the resistance.
After substituting we get that :
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22. Line Connected to a Cable:
The refracted voltage:
-The impedance of the overhead line is approximately 400Ω.
-The impedance of the cable is approximately 40 Ω.
That is means that the voltage entering the cable is about
of the incident voltage V
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23. We can find out the voltage across the capacitor i.e., the refracted voltage. using
equation (9):
After take Laplace transformation we get:
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24. V″(s) is not a travelling wave but it is the voltage across the capacitor C.
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27. Problems
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1. Two Long transmission lines A and B are connected together with cable (C) 1.5
km long. The lines have capacitance of 10 pF/m and inductance 1.6 µH/m and
the cable has capacitance 89 pF/m and inductance 0.5µH/m. A rectangular
voltage wave of magnitude 10 kV and of long duration travels along line A
towards the cable C. Find the following:
a. Magnitude of the second voltage step occurring at the junction of the cable
and line B.
b. What will be the voltage at the junction of line A and the cable after 20 µsec?
c.Stored energy in cable in 20 µsec.
d.Incident voltage in junction B at 30 µsec.