Determination of the voltage regulation of a medium transmission line model.

Determination of the voltage regulation of a medium transmission line model.

Table No. 12.1
Fig. 12.1: Block Diagram
Fig. 12.2
Fig. 12.3
Fig. 12.4: Meter readings

When the load is supplied, there is a voltage drop in the line due to resistance and inductance of the line and therefore, receiving end voltage VR is usually less than sending-end voltage VS. The voltage drop i. e difference of sending-end voltage and receiving-end voltage expressed as a percentage of receiving-end voltage is called the regulation.

\[\color\green{\%\; of\; Voltage\; Regulation \;=\;}\color\red{\dfrac{V_S-V_R}{V_R}\;X\;100}\]

Where VS is the sending end voltage and VR is the receiving end voltage.(VS & VR are the magnitudes of voltage)

The lower voltage regulation better it is because low voltage regulation means little variation in receiving-end voltage due to variation in load current.

As per IE rule 54: –

  • +-6% in the case of low voltage ( up to 250V) & medium voltage (up to 650V)
  • +-6% to +-9% in the case of high voltage (up to 33kV)
  • +-12.5% in case of extra high voltage (above 33kV)
  1. Switch ON, MCB on main panel.
  2. Put forward /reverse switch SW1 on panel at forward position.
  3. Screen Control: Open calculation of efficiency, regulation and power flow screen on PC. Now press ON button to make circuit breaker ON on the SCADA screen.
  4. Now select “short TL” button & Observe C1 to C3 CM should be green.
  5. Select minimum load. Now take different readings as per observation table.


Table No. 12.2
Table No. 12.3

To be written by student.