Q1. In the system segment shown in Figure-1 below, if the system inductance and capacitance are 74.80 mH and 0.265 µF respectively, find the maximum rate of rise of re-striking voltage as the circuit breaker clears a fault close to its terminals. Suggest a method to control the RRRV across the circuit breaker (СВ). св Power system Line 100 kV Terminal fault Figure-1: System segment for Q1

Q1. In the system segment shown in Figure-1 below, if the system inductance and capacitance are 74.80 mH and 0.265 µF respectively, find the maximum rate of rise of re-striking voltage as the circuit breaker clears a fault close to its terminals. Suggest a method to control the RRRV across the circuit breaker (СВ). св Power system Line 100 kV Terminal fault Figure-1: System segment for Q1

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Chapter3: Power Transformers

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