Low-Impedance Grounding in Power Systems
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What is the primary function of low-impedance grounding?

  • To eliminate the need for reactors or resistors in the system neutral
  • To limit the fault current and permit selective protective relaying (correct)
  • To increase the fault current to match the power system impedances
  • To increase the line-to-neutral equipment insulation requirements

What is the typical location of a low-impedance grounding device in a distribution station?

  • In the primary of the delta-wye supply transformer
  • In the secondary of the wye-delta supply transformer
  • In the neutral of the delta-wye supply transformer (correct)
  • In the neutral of the wye-delta supply transformer

What is the advantage of using line-to-neutral equipment insulation in a low-impedance grounded system?

  • It increases the fault current rating
  • It is not affected by the ground faults (correct)
  • It reduces the cost of the overall system
  • It provides a higher level of protection

What is the purpose of a wye-grounded-delta transformer or a zigzag transformer in a low-impedance grounding system?

<p>To provide a low-impedance path for fault current when a delta-connected transformer exists (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the range of line-to-ground fault currents in a low-impedance grounded system?

<p>50-600 A (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the purpose of the zero-sequence network shown in Figure 7.15?

<p>To analyze the fault current in a low-impedance grounded system (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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