Correct Answer - Option 2 : 10.5
Concept:
Voltage Regulation of a synchronous Generator is the rise in voltage at the terminal when the load is reduced full load rated value to zero, speed and field current remaining constant.
Percentage voltage \( \buildrel \Delta \over = \frac{{\left| {{E_a}} \right| - \left| V \right|}}{{\left| V \right|}} \times 100\)
|Ea| = magnitude of Generated voltage per phase
|V| = magnitude of rated terminal voltage per phase
Calculation:
Armature Resistance drop IR = 50 V per phase
Reactance drop IX = 500 V per phase
Power factor = Unity
Rated voltage per phase \({V_p} = \frac{{2300}}{{\sqrt 3 }}\)
Vp = 1327.9 V
Vp = 1327.9 ∠0 V
Let Vp be taken as Reference
Ep = Vp + Iap Zs
∴ Zs = Ra + jXs
Ep = Vp + Iap (Ra + J Xs)
Ep = Vp + Iap Ra + J Iap Xs
Ep = 1327.9∠0 + 50 + 500∠90°
Ep = 1327.9∠0 + 500∠90°
Ep = 1465.81∠19.94
|Ep| = 1465.81 V
Percentage voltage \(= \frac{{\left| {{E_p}} \right| - \left| {{V_p}} \right|}}{{\left| {{V_p}} \right|}} \times 100\)
\(= \frac{{1465.81 - 1327.9}}{{1327.9}} \times 100\)
= 10.38%