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The given diagram is a section of transmission line with generating stations beyond either end of the generating station. The values of generated voltages are \(E_A = 430\) V, \(E_B = 330\) V. The values of impedances are \(Z_A = Z_B = Z_L = 50\ \Omega\). A relay (Rel) is connected as shown in the given figure.

Single line diagram: generator EA with source impedance ZA, the relay Rel and voltage V at the left bus, line impedance ZL, and on the right source impedance ZB and generator EB

The value of impedance seen by the relay is:

  • A.\(595\ \Omega\)
  • B.\(495\ \Omega\)
  • C.\(395\ \Omega\)
  • D.\(295\ \Omega\)

Answer: A

The two sources drive a current through the series path \(Z_A + Z_L + Z_B = 150\ \Omega\). With \(E_A\) and \(E_B\) in phase,


\[ I = \frac{430 - 330}{150} = 0.667\ \text{A} \]


The relay voltage is that of the bus after \(Z_A\):


\[ \begin{aligned} V = E_A - IZ_A = 430 - 0.667 \times 50 \\ &= 396.7\ \text{V} \end{aligned} \]


\[ \begin{aligned} Z_{relay} = \frac{V}{I} = \frac{396.7}{0.667} \\ &= 595\ \Omega \end{aligned} \]


Equivalently, \(Z = Z_L + Z_B + E_B/I = 100 + 495 = 595\ \Omega\). The answer is option A.

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