30 MCQs on Power Systems (Part 3) | Diploma in Electrical Engineering

This is Part 3 of 30 MCQs on Power Systems for the Diploma in Electrical Engineering. This set of 30 MCQs will test your knowledge. Each question focuses on different aspects of power systems. Use these questions to prepare for exams.

1. What is the value of the line voltage in a balanced three-phase star system with a phase voltage of 230V?

2. Calculate the total power in a three-phase system with a line voltage of 415V and a line current of 20A, assuming a power factor of 0.8.

3. What is the efficiency of a transformer with an input power of 500 kW and output power of 450 kW?

4. A 3-phase, 4-pole induction motor runs at 1440 RPM. What is the slip of the motor if the supply frequency is 50 Hz?

5. Calculate the short-circuit current for a system with a short-circuit MVA of 500 MVA and a system voltage of 220 kV.

6. A generator supplies 200 MW at 0.9 power factor lagging. What is the reactive power supplied by the generator?

7. What is the fault current if the fault impedance is 0.2 ohms and the system voltage is 11 kV?

8. Calculate the synchronous speed of a 6-pole alternator connected to a 50 Hz supply.

9. A transformer has a primary voltage of 10 kV and a secondary voltage of 400 V. If the primary current is 50 A, what is the secondary current assuming ideal conditions?

10. Determine the load angle of a synchronous generator with a generated voltage of 11 kV, a terminal voltage of 10.5 kV, and a synchronous reactance of 1.5 ohms, supplying a current of 200 A.

11. A transmission line has a resistance of 0.1 ohms and reactance of 0.2 ohms. Calculate the impedance of the line.

12. What is the maximum power that can be transferred over a transmission line with a sending end voltage of 220 kV and a receiving end voltage of 210 kV, with a line impedance of 20 ohms?

13. A synchronous motor operates at 0.8 power factor leading, supplying 100 kW of mechanical power. What is the reactive power supplied by the motor?

14. Calculate the base impedance for a power system with a base power of 100 MVA and a base voltage of 220 kV.

15. What is the critical clearing time in a power system stability analysis?

16. What is the stability limit of a transmission line with a sending end voltage of 220 kV, a receiving end voltage of 210 kV, and a line reactance of 30 ohms?

17. A power system operates with a base power of 200 MVA and base voltage of 400 kV. What is the base current?

18. Calculate the reactance of a 50 MVA, 132 kV transmission line with a per-unit reactance of 0.2 pu.

19. A power system has a fault current of 10 kA at a voltage of 11 kV. Calculate the fault MVA.

20. Determine the admittance of a transmission line with a conductance of 0.01 S and a susceptance of 0.02 S.

21. A synchronous motor draws 500 kW at 0.9 power factor lagging. What is the apparent power?

22. A 3-phase motor consumes 100 kW of power with an efficiency of 90%. Calculate the input power.

23. What is the critical clearing angle in transient stability analysis?

24. A generator delivers 250 MW at a power factor of 0.85 lagging. What is the generator’s apparent power?

25. Calculate the current in a 132 kV transmission line delivering 100 MW at 0.9 power factor.

26. A power system has a generation capacity of 1500 MW and a peak load of 1200 MW. What is the reserve margin?

27. Calculate the energy loss in a 10 km transmission line with a resistance of 0.5 ohms and current of 200 A.

28. A transformer has a turns ratio of 20:1. What is the secondary voltage if the primary voltage is 11 kV?

29. Determine the voltage regulation of a transformer with no-load voltage of 230 V and full-load voltage of 220 V.

30. A power system operates with a base power of 150 MVA and a base voltage of 330 kV. What is the base impedance?

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