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The symmetrical load below is connected to a three-phase network. A line current of 25A has been measured. The load resistors have a value of 18 Ω.

What is the line voltage of the three-phase network?

The symmetrical load below is connected to a three-phase network. A line current of-example-1

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Answer:

The line voltage of the three phase network is 346.41 V

Step-by-step explanation:

Star Connected Load

Resistance, R₁ = R₂ = R₃ = 18 Ω

For a star connected load, the line current = the phase current, that is we have


I_L = 25 \, A = I_(Ph)

Whereby the the voltage across each resistance =
V_R is given by the relation;


V_R =
I_(Ph) × R

Hence;


V_(Ph) =
V_R =
I_(Ph) × R = 25 × 8 = 200 V

Therefore we have;

The line voltage,
V_(L) = √3 ×
V_(Ph) = √3 × 200 = 346.41 V.

Hence, the line voltage of the three phase network = 346.41 V.

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