I’m pretty sure the answer can be found here …

   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Per-unit_system

You have a system MVA base for your per unit conversions and you can use 230 kV 
as the voltage base for these lines.

   Ray


On Oct 10, 2014, at 4:17 AM, Zeya Aung [11547809d] <[email protected]> 
wrote:

> Hi all
> 
> I need help to convert my real case line parameters to the branch data 
> format. Sample of real life data is given below.
> 
> **
> TRANSMISSION LINES
> NO    NAME     Line Length
> km     No. of 
> Circuit        Positive Sequence
> Resistance
> R' (ohm/km)    Reactance
> X'(ohm/km)     Capacitance
> C'(uF/km)
> 1     230kV-BELIN-THAPYAYWA-1 87.95   Double  0.03624 0.30153 0.011898
> 2     230kV-BELIN-THAPYAYWA-2 87.95   Double  0.03624 0.30153 0.011898
> 3     230kV-BELIN-OHNTAW-1    57.6    Double  0.04761 0.30652 0.011739 ***
> 
> How can i turn it into the branch data format of Matpower with per unit 
> resistance etc? Using the appropriate transmission line model to calculate 
> the impedance (Z) and turn it into per unit?
> 
> Please help..
>        
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