Three-Phase Delta Wye Connection Flashcards

1
Q

What makes a balanced 3 Φ load?

A

Equal phase impedance and power factors.

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2
Q

Which connection allows a load to see a higher voltage?

A

Delta, it will connect line to line.

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3
Q

Which connection of a load results in more line current?

A

Delta, it is 3 times the line current of wye.

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4
Q

What occurs when reconnecting a supply from wye to delta?

A

Output voltage is reduced by 31/2;

Output current is increased by 31/2.

(VA remains constant.)

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5
Q

Why does the VA remain constant when reconnecting a source from wye to delta?

A

Because the ratings of the windings do not change;

The same concept will apply to transformers, only using ratios.

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6
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If wye and delta loads are on the same supply, how is total line current calculated?

A

The phasor sum of each load’s line current.

(Delta line current is the phasor sum of two phase currents).

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7
Q

What is the common reference used in mixed systems?

A

VAB.

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8
Q

Even though line current may be plotted on a phasor diagram, does it have a reference?

A

No.

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