Figure. VY ? Y 2 3E 38 Generator 30 MVA 20 MVA 11/22 kV 11 kV X = X = X = 0.12 pu X = X = 0.1 pu X = 0.15 pu Xn = 0.25 pu 4 1 + j5 10 MW 20 MVA 22/1.1 kV X = X = X = 0.05 pu
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