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//Electric Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution by S.N.Singh
//Publisher:PHI Learning Private Limited
//Year: 2012 ; Edition - 2
//Example 15.6
//Scilab Version : 6.0.0 ; OS : Windows
clc;
clear;
V=11; //Supply voltage in kV
f=50; //Supply frequency in Hz
C=0.5; //Capacitance between two conductors in microFarad/km
Cx=0.75; //Capacitance between sheath and three conductors in microFarad/km
Cy=0.50; //Capacitance between sheath and remaining conductor in microFarad/km
C1=Cx/3; //Capacitance between conductor and sheath in microFarad/km
C2=(Cy-C1)/2; //Capacitance between phases in microFarad/km
C0=C1+3*C2; //Effective capacitance in microFarad/km
C3=C0/2; //Capacitance between two conductors connecting a third conductor to the sheath in microFarad/km
I=(V*10^(3)/sqrt(3))*2*%pi*f*C0*10^(-6); //Charging current in A/ph/km
printf("\nThe capacitance between phases is %.3f microFarad/km",C2);
printf("\nThe capacitance between conductor and sheath is %.2f microFarad/km",C1);
printf("\nThe effective per phase capacitance is %.3f microFarad/km",C0);
printf("\nThe capacitance between two conductors connecting a third conductor to the sheath is %.4f microFarad/km",C3);
printf("\nThe charging current per phase per km is %.2f A",I);
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