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Calculate the current needed to carry the 2 000 MW generated at alarge power station if the distribution voltage is kept at 22 kV, thegenerator output voltage.

Calculate the current needed to carry the 2 000 MW generated at alarge power station-example-1
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Given data

*The given power is P = 2000 MW = 2000 × 10^6 W

*The given distribution voltage is V = 22 kV = 22 × 10^3 V

The formula for the current needed to carry the 2000 MW generated at a large power station is given as


I=(P)/(V)

Substitute the known values in the above expression as


\begin{gathered} I=(2000*10^6)/(22*10^3) \\ =90.90*10^3\text{ A} \end{gathered}

Hence, the current needed to carry the 2000 MW generated at a large power station is I = 90.90 × 10^3 A

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