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Published by Power System Engineering, 2015 Understanding Per-Unit QuantitiesIn power system analysis, it is common practice to use Per-Unit Quantities for analyzing and communicating voltage, current, power, and impedance values. These Per-Unit Quantities are normalized or scaled on a selected base, as shown in the equation below, allowing engineers to simplify power system calculations with multiple voltage Events: 2015 Power System Engineering, Inc. (PSE)Continued on page 2 PSE Chosen to SpeakDistribuTECH s2016 Utility University (UU)Orlando, FLFebruary 9, 2016 PSE s Rick Schmidt will present:Field Area Network Communications OverviewIndiana Electric Cooperatives (IEC) Annual MeetingIndianapolis, INDecember 7 - 8, 2015 PSE will attend and have a booth at the Annual :actual quantitybase quantityper unit quantity =For example, a transmission system operating at 117,300 volts with a nominal base rating of 115,000 volts has a Per-Unit voltage quantity of or 102% of nominal.
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