Transformer model in power system

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Transformers in power systems are typically represented using symmetrical components, but there is interest in exploring alternative methods. The discussion seeks to find ways to represent and calculate transformers in a phase system without relying on symmetrical components. Participants are encouraged to share knowledge or references regarding the use of matrices for transformer phase values. The conversation highlights a desire for deeper understanding and alternative approaches in transformer modeling. Resources like Wikipedia are suggested for further exploration of the topic.
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Hello

I am interesting in transformers lately, and I noticed that most commonly used method for representing transformers in power systems is by symmetrical components.

Now, I am wondering - is there any way that we can represent and calculate transformer in phase system, totally without symmetrical components ? You know what I want to said - with all those huge matrix in which would be transformer's phase values.

If someone is familiar with that, I would be very thankful if you write it here - or just references where I could find it.
 
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