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Long transmission line
ABCD parameters of long transmission line
Equivalent model for long transmission line
Ferranti Effect
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Long Line Model
Solution.
Therefore
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Long Line Model
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Long Line Model
R
l l
R
l l
C
S
R
l l
C R
l l
S
I
e e
V
e e
Z
I
I
e e
Z V
e e
V
|
|
.
|

\
| +
+
|
|
.
|

\
|
=
|
|
.
|

\
|
+
|
|
.
|

\
| +
=


2 2
1
2 2


Substituting back and

( ) ( )
( ) ( )
R R
C
S
R C R S
I l V l
Z
I
I l Z V l V


cosh sinh
1
sinh cosh
+ =
+ =
Rearranging the terms of V
R
and I
R

x
R C R
x
R C R
x
R C R
x
R C R
e
I Z V
e
I Z V
I e
I Z V
e
I Z V
V

+
=

+
+
=
2 2
and
2 2
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Equivalent Representation of Long
Transmission Line
Compare
Nominal : Medium Transmission Line Equivalent : Long Transmission Line
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Ferranti Effect
In long transmission lines and cables, receiving end
voltage becomes greater than sending end during no-load
or light load conditions. This effect is known as Ferranti
effect .
This occurs due to high charging current.




Thus V
R
will be always less than or equal to unity.
Actual value depends on L, C and l.

( ) ( )
( )
( ) l
V
V
V l V I
I l Z V l V
S
R
R S R
R C R S


cosh
Therefore
cosh 0
sinh cosh
=
= =
+ =
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Lossless Transmission Line
In loss less line, resistance is assumed to be zero
( ) ( )
( )
( )
R R x
R C R x
I x V
Zc
x
I
I x Z V x V


cosh
sinh
sinh cosh
+ =
+ =
( ) ( )
( ) ( ) ( )
R R C x
R C R x
I x V x Z j I
I x jZ V x V
| |
| |
cos sin 1
sin cos
+ =
+ =
) sin( ) cosh(
) cos( ) sinh( ) sinh(
) sin( ) sinh(
) cos( ) cosh( ) cosh(
x x j
x x x j x
x x j
x x x j x
| o
| o | o
| o
| o | o
+
= +
+
= +
R=0
C
L
C j
L j
Z
C j
L j R
Z
C C
= =
+
=
e
e
e
e
l
LC
x j x x j x x
e
| | | o = = + =
=0
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Surge Impedance Loading
Characteristic impedance of a line is also called as surge
impedance for the special case of loss less line.


The term surge impedance loading or SIL is often used
to indicate the nominal capacity of the line.
The term SIL or natural power is a measure of power
delivered by a transmission line when terminated by surge
impedance.
It is convenient to express the power transmitted in terms
of per unit of SIL.


C
L
Z
C
=
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Surge Impedance Loading
( ) ( )
( ) ( ) ( )
R R C x
R C R x
I x V x Z j I
I x jZ V x V
| |
| |
cos sin 1
sin cos
+ =
+ =
If the line is terminated with surge impedance Z
c
:


R
R
C R C R
I
V
Z I Z V = =
( ) ( ) ( )
( ) ( ) ( )
l j
R S
l j
R S
x j
R R x
x j
R R x
e I I
e V V
e I x j x I I
e V x j x V V
|
|
|
|
| |
| |

=
=
= + =
= + =
sin cos
sin cos
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Comparison of Different Loading
( ) l
V
V
S
NL R
| cos
_
=
S SIL R
V V =
_
FL R
V
_
SC R
V
_
X=0
Receiving End
X=l
Sending End
S
V
SIL
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Surge Impedance Loading
Voltage Level (kV) SIL (MW)
Thermal Limit
(MVA)
132 50 94
220 132 237
400 515 948
765 2200 4261
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Power Transfer Through Transmission
Line
o Z
S
V 0 Z
R
V
R R R
jQ P S + =
S S S
jQ P S + =
Gen Load
B
AV
B
V
I BI AV V
R S
R R R S
= + =
| o Z = Z = B B A A and Let
( ) ( ) | o | o Z Z =
B
V A
B
V
I
R S
R
ABCD
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Power Flow Through Transmission Line
Complex power V
R
I
R
*
at receiving end:
( ) ( ) o | o | Z Z =
B
V A
B
V
I
R S
R
*
( ) ( ) o | o | Z Z = + =
B
V A
B
V V
jQ P I V
R R S
R R R R
2
*
Real Part:
Imaginary Part
( ) ( ) o | o | = cos cos
2
B
V A
B
V V
P
R R S
R
( ) ( ) o | o | = sin sin
2
B
V A
B
V V
Q
R R S
R
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Power Flow Through Transmission Line
Maximum power will get transferred, if =
( ) o | = cos
2
max _
B
V A
B
V V
P
R R S
R
( ) o | = sin
2
max _
B
V A
Q
R
R
Real Part:
Imaginary Part
( ) ( ) o | o | = cos cos
2
B
V A
B
V V
P
R R S
R
( ) ( ) o | o | = sin sin
2
B
V A
B
V V
Q
R R S
R
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Receiving End Circle Diagram
B
V V
R S
B
V A
R
2
R R
I V
o |
o |
o |
R
u
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Maximum Power in Short Line
Approximation
For Short line A=1, B=Z, C=0, D=1
Assuming X/R ratio is high enough to neglect resistance
Z R C Z B D A / cos , 0 , , 0 1 = = Z = Z = = u u
( ) R
Z
V
Z
V V
Z
V
Z
V V
P
R R S R R S
R
2
2 2
max _
cos = = u
( ) o | = cos
2
max _
B
V A
B
V V
P
R R S
R
( ) u sin
2
max _
B
V A
Q
R
R
=
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With large X/R Ratio
jX Z X R = << then Generally,
o sin
X
V V
P
R S
R
=
( ) ( ) o | o | = cos cos
2
B
V A
B
V V
P
R R S
R
( ) ( ) o | o | = sin sin
2
B
V A
B
V V
Q
R R S
R
, 0 , 90 , 0 1 = Z = Z = = C X B D A
X
V V
P
R S
R
=
max _
( )
X
V
X
V V
Q
R R S
R
2
cos = o
( ) V
X
V
V V
X
V
Q
R
R S
R
R
A = =
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Sending End Power
R R S
DI CV I + =
( )
B
V
B
DV
I
B
BC AD V
V
B
D
V
B
DA
V
B
D
CV I
R S
S
R
S
R S R S
=

=
+ =
B
AV
B
V
I
R S
R
= but
Complex power V
S
I
S
*
at receiving end:
| o Z = Z = = B B A D A and Let
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Sending End Power
( ) ( ) | o o | + Z Z = + =
B
V V
B
V A
jQ P I V
R S S
S S S S
2
*
Real Part:
Imaginary Part
( ) ( ) | o o | + = cos cos
2
B
V V
B
V A
P
R S S
S
( ) ( ) | o o | + = sin sin
2
B
V V
B
V A
Q
R S S
S

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