Lecture - 27 Load Flow Problem
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@TheGetdaya check out the lec no26
MrNikshed 1 month ago
@TheGetdaya Si=Pi-jQi=Vi*J
Ji=summation {YikVk} ....... ohms law
replace it by prev. eqn.
Pi-jQi=Vi* summation{YikVk}
Sanjay0311 4 months ago
how the eq become pi-jqi=vi*ji to ji=summation of yik vk pls any one clarify
TheGetdaya 4 months ago
thanks
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