In scott connection why connect teaser transformer to 86.6% and main transformer to 50%..
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What is Automatic interlocking circuit dighram between two contactor for DG SET panel.
how to decide no of electrodes for 1600A LT Main incomer panel
While DG is on Load? we can start the capacitor bank?
what is the difference between Earth and neutral? and what is the difference between ground earthing and neutral earthing?
When do you use a VFD motor?
when a 500kva-400hz single phase transformer operated on a 100hz supply then what will be kva required
in a three pin socket y the pin of earthng is longer n bigger...?
1. A 380 / 220 V r.m.s. 3-phase 4-wire circuit carries loads of 8 + j8.1 ohm; 4 + j4.1 ohm; and 2 +j2.1 ohmin the three phases respectively. The length of the circuit is 100 m, and the resistivity of the phase conductors is 0.0005 Ω/m. The neutral conductor is of the same size as the phase conductors. a) Select a reference angle 0for the first phase. Then write down the three phase voltages in both polar format and complex number format. b) Make appropriate assumptions, and take temperature effects on resistance is insignificant. Calculate the currents in the three phases. (Note: Determine conductor resistance, and apply Kirchhoff’s Voltage Law) Based on the result, suggest a main switch rating for the circuit. c) Show your preferred direction of neutral current in a diagram, and then determine its value. (Note: Apply superposition principle, and Kirchhoff’s Current Law) Use its magnitude to show that in this circuit, the unbalanced load may increase the voltage drop in some of the phases. (Note: Also observe the common volt drip in neutral) State your assumptions, if there are any. d) Suddenly the neutral wire of the circuit is broken. Estimate the new currents in the first phase, i.e. Phase L1. State your assumptions, if there are any.
do we use neutral grounding for resistive balanced load? if we use what happen?
what happens if DC earthing and AC earthings are shorted?
Is the force acting between two parallel conductors of infinte length carrying AC of frequency 50Hz remians constant with respect of time? If not then what would be the frequency of the force acting?
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