Transmission and Distribution: Unit II: (b) Modelling and Performance of Transmission Lines : Two Marks Questions with Answers
Two Marks Questions with
Answers
Q.1 What is mean by corona effect ?
Ans. : It can be
noticed that near the overhead lines there exists a hissing noise and sometimes
a faint violet glow. The effect due to which such phenomenon exists surrounding
the overhead lines is called corona effect.
Q.2 Define visual critical voltage.
Ans. : Minimum
phase to neutral voltage at which corona glow appears and visible all along the
conductors is called visual critical voltage.
Q.3 Define critical disruptive voltage.
Ans. : The minimum
phase to neutral voltage at which corona effect occurs is called critical
disruptive voltage. It is not visible at this voltage.
Q.4 What is mean by corona power loss ?
Ans. : The
ions produced in the air due to corona are moving. The energy required to keep
them moving is derived from the supply system. This additional power required
which is dissipated in the form of heat, sound and light in case of corona, is
called corona loss.
Q.5 What are the factors affecting
corona ?
Ans. : i) Electrical
factors such as supply frequency ii) Line voltages iii) Atmospheric conditions
like pressure, temperature etc. iv) Size of the conductor v) Surface conditions
whether rough, smooth, dirty or wet. vi) Shape of conductor vii) Spacing
between conductors viii) Number of conductors per phase ix) Clearance from
ground x) Load current
Q.6 What are the advantages of corona ?
Ans. : 1. Due to
corona the air surrounding the conductor is ionized and becomes conducting.
This increasing the virtual diameter of the corona.
2. Corona reduces the effect produced by
the surges and conductor is saved from possibilities of lightning. It acts as a
safety device.
Q.7 What are the disadvantages of corona
loss ?
Ans. : 1. The corona
power loss is the biggest disadvantage which reduces the transmission
efficiency.
2. The third harmonic components
produced due to corona makes the current nonsinusoidal. This increases the
corona loss
3. The ozone gas formed due to corona
chemically reacts with the conductor and can cause corrosion.
Q.8 Write down the methods to reduce the
corona effect.
Ans. : 1. Increasing
the conductor size
2. Increasing the conductor spacing
3. Using hollow and bundled conductors
Q.9 Define radio interference.
Ans. : The corona
discharge produces the radiations which may introduce noise signals in the
communication lines, carrier signal, radio and television receivers, navigation
signals etc.. Such noise signals which adversely affect the wireless signals,
produced by corona is called radio interference.
Q.10 How is corona loss related with the
diameter of the conductor ?
Ans. : Corona loss is
inversely proportional to the diameter of the conductor. Hence lower the
diameter of the conductor, higher is the loss.
Q.11 What is local corona ?
Ans. : The corona does
not start simultaneously on the whole surface, but it takes place at different
points of the conductor which are pointed in nature. This known as local
corona.
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