Analysis of Long Transmission Line ( Rigorous Method of Solution of Long Transmission Line )
Long transmission line
A long transmission line is considered as infinite length. It is not possible to calculate all the parameters for infinite long length therefore here we consider only small length dx in order to evaluate whole line. Let us consider that length of line is dx at x distance from receiving end of the transmission line.
Let
VS =
Sending end voltage to neutral
VR =
Receiving end voltage to neutral
IS =
Sending end current
IR =
Receiving end current
r = Resistance per
unit length of line
x = Reactance per
unit length of line
g = Conductance
per unit length of line
b = Susceptance
per unit length of line
z = Impedance per
unit length of line = √ ( r2 + x2 )
y = Admittance per
unit length of line = √ ( g2 + b2 )
V = Voltage per
phase at the end from the small element dx to receiving end side
V + dV = Voltage
per phase at the end from the small element dx to the sending end side
I = Current
leaving from the small element dx
I + dI= Current
entering to the small element dx
Series impedance
of small length dx is = zdx
Shunt admittance
of small length dx is = ydx
Voltage drop in
the transmission line
V = Iz
Rise in voltage
over the small length dx
dV = Izdx
dV / dx = Iz………. (
1 )
Similarly, current
entering transmission line
I = Vy
Change in current
over the small length dx
dI / dx = Vy
dI / dx = Vy…………(
2 )
Differentiating
equation ( 1 ) with respect to x
d2V /
dx2 = z ( dI / dx )
from equation ( 2
)
d2V /
dx2 = Vzy
This is second
order differential equation and its solution
V = A1 e√(yz)
x + A2 e -√(yz) x ….. (
3 )
Where
A1 , A2 =
Constants
Differentiate
equation ( 3 ) with respect to x
dV / dx = √(yz) A1
e√(yz) x –√(yz) A2 e -√(yz) x
dV / dx = √(yz) {
A1 e√(yz) x – A2 e
-√(yz) x }…… ( 4 )
from equation ( 1
)
dV / dx = Iz
I = ( 1 / z ) dV /
dx….. ( 5 )
From equation ( 4
) and ( 5 )
I = ( 1 / z ) √(yz)
{ A1 e√(yz) x – A2
e -√(yz) x }
I = √ ( y /z ) {
A1 e√(yz) x – A2 e
-√(yz) x }……. ( 5 )
Now, we find out
A, B, C and D parameters of transmission line
Long Transmission Line: A, B, C and D Parameters
At the receiving end side x = 0, V = VR
and I = IR
Substitute value
of x in the equation ( 3 ) and ( 5 )
VR =
A1 + A2 ……….. ( 6 )
IR = √
( y /z ) ( A1 – A2 ) ….. ( 7
)
Characteristic
constant ZC
ZC = √
( z / y )……. ( 8 )
Propagation
constant
ℽ = √ ( yz )……. (
9 )
Relation between propagation constant and
characteristic constant
ZC ℽ = √
( z / y ) √ ( yz ) = 1
Find out constant
parameters A1 and A2
Solving equation
( 6 ) and ( 7 ) and find out constant A1 and A2
A1 + A2 = VR
………( 10 )
A1 – A2 = IR / √ ( y /z )……… ( 11
)
Addition of
equation ( 10 ) and ( 11 )
2A1 = VR +
IR / √ ( y /z )
A1 = { VR +
IR / √ ( y /z ) } / 2
As ZC
= √ ( z / y )
A1 = { VR +
IR ZC } / 2
Substitute value
of A1 into equation ( 10 )
A1 + A2 = VR
{ VR +
IR / ZC } / 2 + A2
= VR
A2 = VR –
{ VR + IR ZC } / 2
A2 = VR /
2 – IR ZC / 2
A2 = { VR –
IR ZC } / 2
Substitute value
of A1 and A2 in the equation ( 3 )
Long Transmission Line: Voltage Equation
V = A1 e√(yz)
x + A2 e -√(yz) x
V = [{ VR +
IR ZC } / 2 ] ( e ℽ x ) + [ { VR –
IR ZC } / 2 ]( e –ℽ x )
= VR / 2 ( e ℽ x ) +
( IR ZC ) / 2 (e ℽ x ) + VR / 2 ( e
–ℽ x )
– ( IR ZC ) / 2 (
e –ℽ x )
Rearranging terms
= VR ( e ℽ x + e –ℽ
x ) / 2 + ( IR ZC ) ( e ℽ x – e –ℽ
x ) / 2
Cos h ℽx
= ( e ℽ x + e –ℽ x ) / 2 and
Sin h ℽx
= ( e ℽ x – e –ℽ x ) / 2
Therefore
V = VR Cos
h ℽx + ( ZC ) IR Sin h ℽx
Sending end
voltage is obtained by putting x = l
VS = VR
Cos h ℽl + ( ZC ) IR Sin h ℽl
Now ℽl = √ ( yz )
l = √ ( yl )( zl ) = √ YZ
Where Y = yl =
Total admittance of the transmission line
Z = zl = Total impedance of the
transmission line
VS = VR Cos h √
YZ + ( ZC ) IR Sin h √ YZ
Compare this equation with VS =
AVR + BIR
A = Cos h √ YZ
B = ZC Sin h √ YZ
Long Transmission Line: Current Equation
Substitute value
of A1 and A2 in the equation ( 5 )
I = √ ( y /z ) {
A1 e√(yz) x – A2 e
-√(yz) x }……. ( 5 )
I = 1 / ZC
[{ VR + IR ZC } / 2 ]( e ℽ x ) – [{ VR – IR ZC
} / 2 ]( e –ℽ x )
I = [{ VR
/ ZC + IR } / 2 ]( e ℽ x ) – [{ VR
/ ZC – IR
} / 2 ]( e –ℽ x )
= { ( VR / ZC ) / 2 }( e
ℽ x ) – { ( VR / ZC ) / 2 }( e –ℽ x
) +
{ ( IR ) / 2
}( e ℽ x ) + {( IR ) / 2 }( e –ℽ x )
= VR / ZC { ( e ℽ
x ) – ( e –ℽ x ) / 2 } +
IR { ( e ℽ
x ) + ( e –ℽ x ) / 2 }
I = IR
Cos h ℽx + VR / ZC
Sin h ℽx
Sending end voltage is obtained by putting x =
l
IS = IR
Cos h ℽl + VR / ZC Sin h ℽl
= VR / ZC Sin h ℽl
+ IR Cos h ℽl
Again ℽl = √ ( yz
) l = √ ( yl )( zl ) = √ YZ
IS = VR
/ ZC Sin h √ YZ + IR Cos h √ YZ
Compare this equation with IS =
CIR + DVR
C = 1 / ZC Sin h √ YZ
D = Cos h √ YZ
Derive AD – BC =
1
A = Cos h √ YZ
B = ZC Sin
h √ YZ
C = Sin h √ YZ / ZC
D = Cos h √ YZ
Now
AD = ( Cos h
√ YZ )( Cos h √ YZ ) = Cos h2 √ YZ
BC = ( Sin h √ YZ )( Sin h √
YZ ) = Sin h2 √ YZ
Therefore
AD – BC = Cos h2
√ YZ – Sin h2 √ YZ = 1
Long Transmission Line: Important Formula
Cos h ( a + jb )
= { Cos h a × Cos h jb + Sin h a × Sin h jb }
Sin h ( a + jb )
= { Sin h a × Cos h jb + Cos h a × Sin h jb }
A = D = Cos h √
YZ
= 1 + ( YZ/2 ) + (Y2Z2
/ 24 ) + …….
B = ZC
Sin h √ YZ
= Z ( 1 + ( YZ/2 ) + (Y2Z2
/ 120 ) + …….)
C = ( 1 / ZC
) Sin h √ YZ
= Y ( 1 + ( YZ/6
) + (Y2Z2 / 120 ) + …….)
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