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Write the universal torque equation and derive the characteristic of impedance reactance and mho relays?
answer
The universal relay torque equation isT=k1I2+k2V2+k3VIcos(a-e)+K
where
T= maximum torque
V= R.m.S magnitude of voltage
I= R.M.S magnitude of current
The spring torque will be K .
a= angle between V&I
e=max torque angle
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