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WHY WE CAN GENERATE POWER IN 3PHASE MODE ONLY NOT IN 4 OR 5
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Answer Posted / pavanchoudhary
we generate in 3 phase instead 4&5 phases as co-terminal angle of resultant vector cancles instead we go head for 6 phases since by by tilting one of 3 phase transission line by 60 degrees we can pose into first 3phase line so same circumference now propagating double power but it loses linearity when move to 12 phase accampained with sophisticated network as 3phase line require 3 circuitbreakers and 3 busbar at substation 6phases requires 6 C.B & busbar
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