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Explain the Power Chart

The phasor diagram shown in Figure with the x and y axes added, as shown. This diagram may be converted to a 'power chart' by multiplying each phasor in the diagram by VR / Z, as shown in Figure, where Z is the impedance of the line.  This shifts the diagram by the element impedance angle (ψ) and changes the units to (volts)2 / (ohms), i.e. to VA units. The 'x' and 'y' axes are then scaled directly in Watts and VAr's respectively.

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For a constant VR the scale of the diagram remains fixed and the sending end voltage (VS) and load angle (δ) are readily estimated for various power and VAr flow conditions.


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