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Bipolar and unipolar voltages and their significance
Thank you very much, @Baluncore!- honyeehong8692
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Three winding transformer fault current study
Hello all! I am carrying out the theoretical (that is, by calculation means) unsymmetrical fault calculations for three winding transformer. It is to my understanding that for the zero sequence impedance for a three winding transformer depends on the winding connections of the generator and...- honyeehong8692
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- Current Fault Fault current Study Transformer Winding
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Bipolar and unipolar voltages and their significance
Hello all! I'd like to clarify on the the differences of bipolar and unipolar voltages. I do understand that they both are used to trigger a number of semiconductor devices. Please and thank you!- honyeehong8692
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- Power electronics Semiconductor devices Significance
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Flat start for power systems design
Hello all, would like to ask what seems to be a general rule when designing power systems. In the power system design program which I just started to use. It is advised that: For every simulation to be run, it is best to have a "flat start" before running any faults. I'm not too sure...- honyeehong8692
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- Design Flat Power Systems
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Is a Solidly Grounded Transformer Used in Residential Wiring?
im not too sure of the definition of solidly grounded transformer.. please and thanks! :)- honyeehong8692
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Is a Solidly Grounded Transformer Used in Residential Wiring?
@nascentoxygen I'm not too sure of the definition of solidly-ground earth.. please and thanks :)- honyeehong8692
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Is a Solidly Grounded Transformer Used in Residential Wiring?
Hello everybody, I'm a bit confused about the concept of solidly grounded tranformers. From my understanding, the wye connection of the transformer side would be followed by a resistor of a certain magnitude. Hopeful that my doubt would be clarified. Thanks!- honyeehong8692
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- Transformer
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Sequence components in fault study
here's a link to download the Solutions Manual for Grainger and Stevenson- https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B21HoBq6u9TsbmpNUFlfMEJ0T00/edit?pli=1- honyeehong8692
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Sequence components in fault study
saturation..? Badabag, what does saturation mean? and how is it related to synchronous reactance and sequencing?- honyeehong8692
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Sequence components in fault study
thanks, babadag!- honyeehong8692
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Sequence components in fault study
thank you very much, foiwater!- honyeehong8692
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Sequence components in fault study
btw, please and thank you!- honyeehong8692
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Induction motor and sequence reactance
BTW, a prompt reply is very much appreciated. Please and thank you!- honyeehong8692
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Induction motor and sequence reactance
Hello! This is my second post about sequence reactances. This time- its in induction motor. To my understanding ( once again ) - In any network (symmetrical or unsymmetrical) , there would be 3 components- positive sequence component, negative sequence component and zero sequence...- honyeehong8692
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- Induction Induction motor Motor Reactance Sequence
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Sequence components in fault study
Hi all! I am currently learning fault study in power systems. To my understanding- In any network (symmetrical or unsymmetrical) , there would be 3 components- positive sequence component, negative sequence component and zero sequence component. Question: For generators and transformers ...- honyeehong8692
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- Components Fault Sequence Study
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering