Phase voltages from line voltages calculations

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Calculating phase voltages from line voltages in an unbalanced 3-phase system requires understanding voltage-phase vectors. The discussion emphasizes that knowing the specific imbalance allows for accurate calculations. Additionally, introducing new loads can alter the existing imbalance, necessitating recalculations. This highlights the dynamic nature of unbalanced systems and the importance of precise measurements.

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How can we calculate phase voltages from the line voltages when the 3-phase system is unbalanced?
 
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If you know what the imbalance is, you can use the voltage-phase vectors to figure that out. Of course, if the imbalance is due to other loads out of balance, adding a new load will shift the imbalance around.
 

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