10.2 Using the values of R and D in each area, for Example 10B, resolve for the 100-MW load change in area 1 under the following conditions: Area 1: base MVA = 2000 MVA Area 2: base MVA = 500 MVA Then solve for a load change of 100 MW occurring in area 2 with R values and D values as in Example 10B and base MVA for each area as before. Example 10B: You are given two system areas connected by a tie line with the following characteristics: Area 1 Area 2 R=0,01 pu D=0.8 pu Base MVA = 500 R-0.02 pu D=1.0 pu Base MVA = 500

10.2 Using the values of R and D in each area, for Example 10B, resolve for the 100-MW load change in area 1 under the following conditions: Area 1: base MVA = 2000 MVA Area 2: base MVA = 500 MVA Then solve for a load change of 100 MW occurring in area 2 with R values and D values as in Example 10B and base MVA for each area as before. Example 10B: You are given two system areas connected by a tie line with the following characteristics: Area 1 Area 2 R=0,01 pu D=0.8 pu Base MVA = 500 R-0.02 pu D=1.0 pu Base MVA = 500

Power System Analysis and Design (MindTap Course List)

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Author:J. Duncan Glover, Thomas Overbye, Mulukutla S. Sarma

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Chapter12: Power System Controls

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