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Yy0 With Stablized Delta

10/06/2011 7:46 AM

what is the need of stabilized delta in Yy0 connection
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muditmah
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Re: Yy0 With Stablized Delta

10/06/2011 2:04 PM

construct your one line diagram..

and post it here.. may be after that we may understand what are you trying to say?
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electricalexpert65
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Re: Yy0 With Stablized Delta

10/06/2011 10:12 PM

To provide a path for zero sequence currents
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Re: Yy0 With Stablized Delta

10/07/2011 2:56 AM

to supress the 3rd harmonic component of voltage in Tx.
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Re: Yy0 With Stablized Delta

10/09/2011 9:35 AM

how does the third harmonic get suppressed in this case?

btw where did that third harmonic come from?
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Re: Yy0 With Stablized Delta

10/10/2011 5:28 AM

adding a 3rd delta winding to transformer, the 3rd harmonic component of voltage in delta will add up, causing a circulating current flow within the winding. This will supress the 3rd harmonic component of voltage.
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