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    The document discusses calculating power loss for a 12 km transmission line transmitting 25 MW of power at a power factor of 0.85. It determines that the most economical voltage is 81 kV, but the nearest standard voltage is 66 kV. For this problem, it assumes a voltage of 132 kV. It then calculates the current would be 128.64A and selects the "wolf" conductor, which can handle that current level.

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    The document discusses calculating power loss for a 12 km transmission line transmitting 25 MW of power at a power factor of 0.85. It determines that the most economical voltage is 81 kV, but the nearest standard voltage is 66 kV. For this problem, it assumes a voltage of 132 kV. It then calculates the current would be 128.64A and selects the "wolf" conductor, which can handle that current level.

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    The document discusses calculating power loss for a 12 km transmission line transmitting 25 MW of power at a power factor of 0.85. It determines that the most economical voltage is 81 kV, but the nearest standard voltage is 66 kV. For this problem, it assumes a voltage of 132 kV. It then calculates the current would be 128.64A and selects the "wolf" conductor, which can handle that current level.

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    For the power loss calculation, firstly we should design the transmission line.

    We only know the power


    generated which is 25 MW and the length of transmission line which is 12 km. the power factor we
    assume is 0.85.

    From the empirical formula;

    √
    l
    Most economical voltage is 5.5 1.6 + p∗1000/(nc∗cos ∅∗150) ¿
    ¿
    Where l is length in km, p is power delivered, nc is number of ckt.

    So for nc=1, the economical voltage is 81 Kv. The nearest standard voltage be 66 Kv.

    Here we assume economical voltage 132 Kv. We can also transmit the power of voltage level 66 kV.

    Electrical criteria:

    For V=132 Kv

    I=p/¿)

    128.64A

    We take the nearest conductor “wolf”.

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