Fifteen megawatts of electricity is to be transmitted over a power line of resistance 3 ohms....
Fifteen megawatts of electricity is to be transmitted over a power line of resistance 3 ohms. ( I don't know how to solve D and E)
a) If the electricity is generated at 10,000 V and is to be
transmitted at 200,000 V, what should be the ratio of turns of the
transformer?
b) At what current will the power be transmitted? c) What
percentage of the original power will be lost in the line because
of resistive heating?
d) If you didn’t use the transformer, but transmitted the energy at
10,000V instead, what current would flow through the wire?
e) In this case, what percentage of the original power would be
lost in the line because of resistive heating?
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