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Single Line Diagram - Power Systems
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[QUOTE="magoo, post: 5998476, member: 613183"] They are called one line diagrams or single line diagrams. When you are dealing with a three phase system, it is a great deal simpler to just show one phase representation, which is what you have with a single line diagram. You can easily examine connectivity issues and impedances by just using a single line diagram without the need to draw in all three phases. [/QUOTE]
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