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2) Problem Statement

This document contains two problem statements involving symmetrical components analysis in MATLAB. The first problem involves calculating the sequence components of currents in a delta connected system with three resistors of 5 ohm, 10 ohm, and 20 ohm across a balanced 100V three-phase system. The second problem determines the symmetrical components of line voltages of 200V, -84.52-181.26iV, and -51.76+193.18iV. MATLAB code is provided to calculate the sequence components for both problems.

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2) Problem Statement

This document contains two problem statements involving symmetrical components analysis in MATLAB. The first problem involves calculating the sequence components of currents in a delta connected system with three resistors of 5 ohm, 10 ohm, and 20 ohm across a balanced 100V three-phase system. The second problem determines the symmetrical components of line voltages of 200V, -84.52-181.26iV, and -51.76+193.18iV. MATLAB code is provided to calculate the sequence components for both problems.

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2)PROBLEM STATEMENT :Three resistors of 5 ohm, 10 ohm and 20 ohm are connected in delta across the

three phases of balanced 100 V system. What are the sequence components of
currents in resistors and line?
MATLAB CODE :VAB=input('enter the line voltage VAB');
VBC=input('enter the line voltage VBC');
VCA=input('enter the line voltage VCA');
display('as here connection is in delta so line voltage are equal to phase
voltage');
RAB=input('enter the resistance in phase AB');
RBC=input('enter the resistance in phase BC');
RCA=input('enter the resistance in phase CA');
display('so the currents through all phases is given by ')
IAB=VAB/RAB
IBC=VBC/RBC
ICA=VCA/RCA
display('now using KCL rule');
IA=IAB-ICA
IB=IBC-IAB
IC=ICA-IBC

MTLAB OUTPUT:>> exp42


enter the line voltage VAB100
enter the line voltage VBC-50+86.6*i
enter the line voltage VCA-50-86.6*i
as here connection is in delta so line voltage are equal to phase voltage
enter the resistance in phase AB20
enter the resistance in phase BC5
enter the resistance in phase CA10
so the currents through all phases is given by

IAB =
5
IBC =
-10.0000 +17.3200i

ICA =
-5.0000 - 8.6600i

now using KCL rule


IA =
10.0000 + 8.6600i
IB =
-15.0000 +17.3200i
IC =
5.0000 -25.9800i

>>
3)PROBLEM STATEMENT:Determine the symmetrical component of the following voltages
Va=200 V
Vb=-84.52-181.26*i V
Vc=-51.76+193.18*i V
MATLAB CODE :Va=input('enter the line voltage Va');
Vb=input('enter the line voltage Vb');
Vc=input('enter the line voltage Vc');
display('lets find out the symmetrical components of line voltage');
[a b]=pol2cart(2*pi/3,1);
m=a+b*i;
A=[1 1 1;1 m m^2;1 m^2 m]
B=[Va;Vb;Vc];
C=A*B/3;
Va0=C(1,:)
Va1=C(2,:)
Va2=C(3,:)
D=[1 0 0;0 m^2 0;0 0 m];
E=D*C;
Vb0=E(1,:)
Vb1=E(2,:)
Vb2=E(3,:)
F=[1 0 0;0 m 0;0 0 m^2]*C;
Vc0=F(1,:)
Vc1=F(2,:)
Vc2=F(3,:)

MATLAB OUTPUT :>> exp4


enter the
enter the
enter the
lets find

line voltage Va200


line voltage Vb-84.52-181.26*i
line voltage Vc-51.76+193.18*i
out the symmetrical components of line voltage

A =
1.0000
1.0000
1.0000

1.0000
-0.5000 + 0.8660i
-0.5000 - 0.8660i

Va0 =
Va1 =
Va2 =
Vb0 =
Vb1 =
Vb2 =

21.2400 + 3.9733i
1.9747e+02 - 1.1444e+01i
-18.7115 + 7.4703i
21.2400 + 3.9733i
-1.0865e+02 - 1.6529e+02i
2.8863 -19.9398i

Vc0 =
Vc1 =
Vc2 =

21.2400 + 3.9733i
-8.8825e+01 + 1.7674e+02i
15.8253 +12.4695i

1.0000
-0.5000 - 0.8660i
-0.5000 + 0.8660i

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