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The relation between the voltage-phase angle & and the impedance angle , for the steady-state stability limit of a loss-less transmission line is,

(a) delta = theta_{z}/2

(b) 8=0,

(c) delta = 2theta_{x}

(d) delta = theta_{z}/4​

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Answered by suryanshsingh77210
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Answer: (d) delta = theta_{z}/4​

Answered by akshay0222
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Given,

The relation between the voltage-phase angle & and the impedance angle , for the steady-state stability limit of a loss-less transmission line is,

(a) delta = theta_{z}/2

(b) 8=0,

(c) delta = 2theta_{x}

(d) delta = theta_{z}/4​

Solution,

The power transferred by the line,

\[ = \frac{{{V_s}{V_R}}}{{{X_l}}}\sin \delta \]

where,

\[{{V_s=}}\]Sending end voltage

\[{{V_R}}\]=Receiving end voltage

\[{{X_l}}\]=Line reactance

\[\delta \]=Power angle

The angle of the line

\[\begin{array}{l} = R + jX\\ = \left| Z \right|\angle \theta \end{array}\]

Therefore, in order for the maximum steady state stabilty limit of loss-less transimission line is

\[ \Rightarrow \theta  = \frac{\delta }{2}\]

Hence, the correct option is \[\theta  = \frac{\delta }{2}.\]

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