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Assad Abu-Jasser, PhD


Electric Power Engineering
The Islamic University of Gaza
ajasser@iugaza.edu.ps
site.iugaza.edu.ps/ajasser

Dr. Assad Abu-Jasser - EE Department - IUGaza


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Review of AC Circuits

Dr. Assad Abu-Jasser - EE Department - IUGaza


3 The Sinusoidal Waveform
 V m cos(t   )
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f  c/s or Hz
T
  2 f rad/s
  2 /T rad/s
t  time
  phase angle
t o T
1
V rms 
T 
to
V m2 cos 2 (t   )dt

Vm
V rms V eff 
2
Dr. Assad Abu-Jasser - EE Department - IUGaza
4 Example 1
A sinusoidal current has a maximum amplitude of 20 A. The current passes through
one complete cycle in 1 ms. The magnitude of the current at zero time is 10 A.
a) What is the frequency of the current in hertz?
b) What is the frequency in radians per second?
c) Write the expression for i(t) using the cosine function. Express Φ in degrees.
d) What is the rms value of the current?

1 1
a) f   3
 1000 Hz
T 110
b )   2 f  2000 rad/s
c ) i (t )  I m cos(t   )
i (t )  20 cos(2000 t   )
i (0)  10 A 10  20 cos    60
i (t )  20 cos(2000 t  60 ) A
Im 20
d ) I rms    14.14 A
2 2
Dr. Assad Abu-Jasser - EE Department - IUGaza
5 Example 2
A sinusoidal voltage is given by the expression υ=300cos(120πt+30).
a) What is the period of the voltage in ms?
b) What is the frequency in hertz?
c) Write the magnitude of the voltage at t=2.778 ms?
d) What is the rms value of the voltage?

2 1
a )   120 rad/s    120 rad/s T  s or 16.667 ms
T 60
1 1
b) f    60 Hz
T 1 60
30
c )  (2.778 ms)  300cos (120 (2.778 10 )  3
)0
180
 2
V m 300
d )V rms    212.13 V
2 2
Dr. Assad Abu-Jasser - EE Department - IUGaza
Passive Circuit Elements in f-Domain
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V-I Relationship for a Resistor

  R  I m cos(t  i ) V  RI m e j i
 RI m i
  RI m  cos(t  i ) V  RI
Dr. Assad Abu-Jasser - EE Department - IUGaza
Passive Circuit Elements in f-Domain
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V-I Relationship for an Inductor

i  I m cos(t  i )
di
L   LI m cos(t   i  90 )
dt
V   LI m e j (i 90 )   LI m e j i e  j 90
V  j  LI m e j i  j  LI
V   L 90  I m i   LI m i  90 
V   LI m i  90 

Dr. Assad Abu-Jasser - EE Department - IUGaza


Passive Circuit Elements in f-Domain
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V-I Relationship for a Capacitor

d
i c
dt
 V m cos(t   )
I  j CV
1
V  I
j C
1
V  90 I m  i
C
Im
V   i  90
C

Dr. Assad Abu-Jasser - EE Department - IUGaza


9 Impedance and Reactance
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V  RI V  j  LI V  I
j C
V  ZI

Dr. Assad Abu-Jasser - EE Department - IUGaza


10 Example 3
A 90Ω resistor, a 32 mH inductor, and a 5 μF capacitor are connected in series
across the terminals of a sinusoidal voltage source. The steady-state expression for
the source voltage υs is 750 cos(5000t+30o) V.
a) Construct the frequency-domain equivalent circuit
b) Calculate the steady-state current i by the phasor method

Z L  j  L  j 5000(32 103 ) Z ab  90  j 160  j 40


Z L  j 160 
Z ab  90  j 120
1 10 6
ZC  j j   j 40  Z ab  150 53.13
C 5000(5)
V  750 30 V 750 30
I   5 23.13 A
150 53.13
i  5 cos(5000t  23.13 )
Dr. Assad Abu-Jasser - EE Department - IUGaza
11 The Instantaneous Power
p  i
 V m cos(t   )
i  I m cos(t  i )
 V m cos(t    i )
i  I m cos t
p  V m I m cos(t    i ) cos t
1 1
cos  cos   cos(   )  cos(   )
2 2
  t    i   t
VmIm V I
p cos(  i )  m m cos(2t    i )
2 2
V I V I V I
p  m m cos(  i )  m m cos(  i ) cos 2t  m m sin(  i )sin 2t
2 2 2
Dr. Assad Abu-Jasser - EE Department - IUGaza
12 Active and Reactive Power

VmIm V mIm V mIm


p cos(  i )  cos(  i ) cos 2t  sin(  i )sin 2t
2 2 2
p  P  P cos 2t  Q sin 2t
VmIm
P cos(  i ) average (real) power  power transformed 
2
VmIm
Q sin(  i ) reactive power
2
1 to T
P  pdt
T ot

Dr. Assad Abu-Jasser - EE Department - IUGaza


13 Power for Purely Resistive Circuit
  i
VmIm V mIm V mIm
p cos(  i )  cos(  i ) cos 2t  sin(  i )sin 2t
2 2 2
V I V I
p  m m cos(  i )  m m cos(  i ) cos 2t
2 2
p  P  P cos 2t

  i
p  P  P cos 2t
VmIm
P cos(  i )
2
P  watt, kW, MW
Dr. Assad Abu-Jasser - EE Department - IUGaza
14 Power for Purely Inductive Circuit
  i  90
VmIm VmIm V mIm
p cos(  i )  cos(  i ) cos 2t  sin(  i )sin 2t
2 2 2
V I
p   m m sin(  i )sin 2t
2
p   Q sin 2t

  i  90
p   Q sin 2t
VmIm
Q sin(  i )
2
Q  var, kvar, Mvar
Dr. Assad Abu-Jasser - EE Department - IUGaza
15 Power for Purely Capacitive Circuit
  i  90
V I V I V I
p  m m cos(  i )  m m cos(  i ) cos 2t  m m sin(  i )sin 2t
2 2 2
VmIm
p sin(  i )sin 2t
2
p  Q sin 2t

  i  90
p  Q sin 2t
VmIm
Q  sin(  i )
2
Q  var, kvar, Mvar
Dr. Assad Abu-Jasser - EE Department - IUGaza
16 The Power Factor
  i  power factor angle
cos(  i )  power factor
pf  cos(  i )
rf  sin(  i )
cos(  i )  cos(i   )
inductive load has a lagging power factor
capacitive load has a leading power factor
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17 The rms Value & Power Calculation
t T
1 m IVmm2 cos 2 (t   )
V o

PP  cos(  i )dt


T t2 R o

Vm t ITm 
P
P  1 1 cos( 2   i )
 2  2V m cos (t   )dt 
2
o

R T t 
P V2 eff I eff cos(  i )
o

V rms 100 V rms  and 100 V dc 


QV
P
R eff I eff sin(  i ) deliver same power

i  I m cos(t  i )
P I R 2
rms
Dr. Assad Abu-Jasser - EE Department - IUGaza
18 Example 4
a) A sinusoidal voltage having a maximum amplitude of 625 V is applied to the
terminals of a 50 Ω resistor. Find the average power delivered to the resistor.
b) Repeat (a) by first finding the current in the resistor

625 625
V rms   441.94 V I m   12.5 A
2 50
12.5
 
2
V rms 625 2
2 I rms   8.84 A
P  2
 
2
R 50 P  I rms R  12.5 2 50
2

P  3900.25 W
P  3900.25 W
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Complex Power

S  P  jQP  S S  P  jQ
    i  power factor angle
Q V m I m 2  sin   i 
tan   
P V m I m 2  cos   i 

P   S  Q  S 
Q
 tan   i  S  P 2 Q 2
P

Q  S 
Dr. Assad Abu-Jasser - EE Department - IUGaza
20 Example 5
An  S cos
P electric operates atQ
load 240V S
rms.
sin  load absorbs an average power of 8 kW
The
at 0.8 lagging power factor.

a)  cos 1 (0.8)
Calculate the complex power of the load
 36.87
b) Calculate the impedance of the load
P 8
S    10 kVA
cos  0.8
Q  10 sin   10  0.6  6 kVAR
S  8  j 6 kVA
P V eff I eff cos 
8000  240  I eff  0.8
I eff  41.67 36.87 A
V eff 240
Z    5.76
I eff 41.67
Z  5.76 36.87  4.608  j 3.456 
Dr. Assad Abu-Jasser - EE Department - IUGaza
21 Balanced Three-Phase Voltages
positive phase sequence
abc sequence
V a V m 0

V a V VVb 
c

V b V m 120 V m 240
V 0
240 V 120
m
c m

a      0
negative phase sequence
b
acb sequence c
V a V m 0
V c V m 120 V m 240
V b V m 240 V m 120
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22 Three-Phase Voltage Sources

Source Load
Y Y
Y ∆
∆ Y
∆ ∆
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23 Analysis of the Wye-Wye Circuit
V a 'n V N V a 'n
Va’nZ = ZVb’n
I aA 
Z
= VZc’n

A 1a ga 

Z
II  I
V=Z V =Z V
bB
o Z
ga
Z aA 
gbI gc
Z  ZbB
 I
Z cC
b 'n N b 'n

1a
V
=Z 1b
V
=Z 1cV
B 1b gb 

  c 'n c 'n
N
I cC
Z =Z
Z A Z B =Z
Z C Z C 1c gc 

VN V N V a'n V N V b 'n V N V c 'n


   0
Z 0 Z A  Z 1a  Z ga Z B  Z 1b  Z gb Z C  Z 1c  Z gc
Z   Z A  Z 1a  Z ga  Z B  Z 1b  Z gb  Z C  Z 1c  Z gc
 1 3  V a'n V b 'n V c 'n
VN    0  VN  0
Z Z  Z
 0  

Dr. Assad Abu-Jasser - EE Department - IUGaza


24 Example 6
A balanced three-phase Y-connected generator with positive sequence has an
impedance of 0.2+j0.5 Ω/Φ and an internal voltage of 120 V/Φ. The generator
feeds a balanced three-phase Y-connected load having an impedance of 39+j28
Ω/Φ. The impedance of the line connecting the generator to the load is 0.8+j1.5
Ω/Φ. The a-phase 120 internal
0 voltage of the120 generator
0 is specified as the reference

Iphasor.   2.4 36.87 A
(0.2  0.8  39)  j (0.5  1.5  28) 40  j 30
aA

a) Construct the a-phase equivalent circuit of the system


I aA  2.4 36.87 I bB  2.4 156.87 I  2.4 83.13
b) Calculate the three line currents IaA, IbB, cC
and IcC
_____________________________________________________
c) Calculate the three phase voltages at the load, VAN, VBN, and VCN
_
Vd)AN  (39  j 28)(2.4
Calculate the linevoltages
36.87 ) , 115.22
VAB, VBC
, 1.19
and VV CA at the terminals of the load
Ve)BN Calculate
115.22 the
121.19
phase voltages  115.22
V CN at 118.81 terminals, Van, Vbn, and Vcn
the generator
f) Calculate the line voltages
___________________ at the generator terminals, Vab, Vbc, and Vca
___________________________________
V AB  ( 3 30 )V AN  199.59 28.81 V
V BC  199.59 91.19 V CA  199.59 148.81
______________________________________________________
V an  120  (0.2  j 0.5)(2.4 36.87 )  118.9  j 0.67  118.9 0.32
V bn  118.9 120.32 V cn  118.9 119.68
______________________________________________________
V ab  ( 3 30 )V an  205.94 29.68 V
V bc  205.94 90.32 V ca  205.94 149.68
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