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    Three-Phase Power Systems

    Balanced three-phase voltage sources

    Characteristics: Three phasor voltages


    Equal voltage magnitudes
    Phase shift equally spaced 120 degrees
    apart
    Three-Phase Source Connections
    Wye – Connected, three-phase 3 sources In wye connection:
    IL=Ip
    Ic +
    Vcn Where:
    + Vca IL = line current
    c Van
    - Ip= phase current
    n a
    n Vbc
    - +
    + Ia
    b + -
    Vbn Vab
    Ib +

    Determine the relationship between the magnitude and phase


    shift of each source voltage and the current and voltage at the
    terminals of the connection
    Wye Connected Sources
    Voltage relationships Line-to-line voltage phasors
    V ab V an  V bn
    V bc V bn  V cn
    V ca V cn  V an
    In balanced systems V an  V bn  V cn
    Vca Vcn -Vbn
    Vab

    -Van Van
    Perform phasor
    subtraction to find the
    values -Vcn
    Vbn

    Vbc
    Wye Connected Sources
    Vca -Vbn
    Wye connected line voltage magnitudes
    Vcn Vab
    V ab  3 V an
    30°
    -Van Van
    V bc  3 V bn

    -90° V ca  3 V cn
    Vbn -Vcn
    Phase shifts
    Line-to-line (line) voltages lead phase
    Vbc voltages by 30 degrees for CCW
    rotation
    Rotation V ab Vab 30 V bc Vbc   90 V ca Vca   210
    Wye Connect Systems
    Example 4-1: a) Find the line-to-line voltage phasors for the wye
    connected source. b) Find the line current phasors in each of the
    three phases of the resistive load. c) Find the current flowing in
    the neutral .
    Van = 100 0o Vbn = 100  -120o Vcn = 100  -240o

    35  35 

    35 
    Delta Connected Sources
    Phase voltages are equal to line-
    to-line voltages in delta
    connections
    V LL  V P
    Vp
    VLL Where: VLL = line-to-line voltage
    Vp = phase voltage

    So V ab  V bc  V ca
    Ibc

    To find relationship between phase


    and line currents, perform KCL at
    every corner node
    Delta Connected Sources
    Current relationships between line and phase For node B
    I bc  I ab  I b 0
    I bc  I ab I b
    For node A
    I ab  I ca  I a 0
    I ab  I ca I a
    For node C
    Ibc
    I ca  I bc  I c 0
    I ca  I bc I c

    Where:
    Phasor subtraction gives the current magnitude I L  3 I p IL = line current
    Ip = phase current

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