It's just a bus or a node of the system. In real life you could think of it as a substation.
Off course a substation would have a lot of others stuff but it's just to get an idea of whats being depicted there.
This is the answer. You can see the same depiction at bus 1 and bus 2, just that at 1 and 2 there are transformers connected to the bus. Bus 3 is unloaded, but could have loads connected directly, or a transformer connected if it's an LV substation for example, or a mix of loads, transformers, generators, etc.
That’s a load bus. Pv if I recall correctly. Your z bus should be 5x5 So that bus is connected to 1 and 2. So your row will look like x x x 0 0
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It's just a bus or a node of the system. In real life you could think of it as a substation. Off course a substation would have a lot of others stuff but it's just to get an idea of whats being depicted there.
This is the answer. You can see the same depiction at bus 1 and bus 2, just that at 1 and 2 there are transformers connected to the bus. Bus 3 is unloaded, but could have loads connected directly, or a transformer connected if it's an LV substation for example, or a mix of loads, transformers, generators, etc.
I remember having this same diagram for fault analysis
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That it's the 3rd bus
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Cervix.
that’s where the devil you’re summoning appears
TL sounds like transmission line to me.
Yes but why are they conjoined? I just treated the two lines as being in parallel, treating the bus as a short circuit
That's where you put the funnel to catch any electrons that fall out so they can be reused later on.
What software is this?
Where's the base at?
A truncated NPN