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Anouar Belahcen 1 Ch 8. Three-phase systems • Lecture outcomes (what you are supposed to learn): – Generation of three-phase voltages – Connection of three-phase circuits – Wye-Delta transformation – Power of three-phase connected loads

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Page 1: Ch 8. Three-phase systems

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Ch 8. Three-phase systems

• Lecture outcomes (what you are supposed to learn):

– Generation of three-phase voltages

– Connection of three-phase circuits

– Wye-Delta transformation

– Power of three-phase connected loads

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• High power equipments are built as three-phase systems.

• Three-phase systems can produce rotating field without special control.

• Three phase generator produce more power than single phase one with thesame volume.

• Three-phase systems are more reliable. They can deliver power even if onephase fails.

Introduction

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Schematic structure of Power systems

Power plants

Load centers

SubstationsandTransformer

Transmission lines

Industrial and Residential loads

International links

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Generation of three-phase voltages(kolmivaihejärjestelmä)

NS

ϖ<e nBl• Simple three-phase generator

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Generation of three-phase voltages

NS

Z

Z

Z

´ max cos( )aa av e V tϖ< <

´ max cos( 120 )bb bv e V tϖ< < , ↓

´ max

max

cos( 240 )

cos( 120 )cc cv e V t

V t

Ï–Ï–

< < , ↓< ∗ ↓

• 3 single-phase circuits at different phase angle!

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• The voltage of each phase are called phase voltages• The phase voltages are written in complex form

Generation of three-phase voltages

max 0 02

aa

VV Vϒ < ∉ ↓ < ∉ ↓

max 120 1202

bb

VV Vϒ < ∉ , ↓ < ∉ , ↓

max 120 1202

cc

VV Vϒ < ∉ ↓ < ∉ ↓

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Connecting the 3-phase voltages

• The potential difference is known but not the potentials !

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Connecting the 3-phase voltages

Line-to-line voltage=

Pääjännitte

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• Only 3 wires are needed to connect the source and load

Connecting the source and load

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• Three similar terminal of each coil connected to the same point calledneutral or N

Wye connection (Y- tai tähtikytkentä)

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• For balanced symmetrical three phase system:

Wye connection (Y- tai tähtikytkentä)

an bn cn phV V V V< < <

0an phV V< ∉ ↓

120bn phV V< ∉ , ↓

120cn phV V< ∉ ↓

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• Magnitude of line-to-line voltage is larger than the magnitude of phasevoltages by a factor of

• Line-to-line voltage leads by

Line-to-line voltages in Wye connection0an phV V< ∉ ↓

120bn phV V< ∉ , ↓

120cn phV V< ∉ ↓

ab an bnV V V< ,

0 120

3 30ab ph ph

ph

V V V

V

< ∉ ↓ , ∉ , ↓

< ∉ ↓

abV

anV 3

abV anV 30↓

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Line-to-line voltages in Wye connection

bc bn cnV V V< ,

120 120

3 90bc ph ph

ph

V V V

V

< ∉ , ↓ , ∉ ↓

< ∉ , ↓

ca cn anV V V< ,

120 0

3 150ca ph ph

ph

V V V

V

< ∉ ↓ , ∉ ↓

< ∉ ↓

ab an bnV V V< ,

0 120

3 30ab ph ph

ph

V V V

V

< ∉ ↓ , ∉ , ↓

< ∉ ↓

3ll phV V<

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• The entrance terminal of one coil is connected to the end terminal of thenext coil

Delta connection (kolmiokytkentä)

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• Absence of a neural point i.e. floating potentials• Phase voltages are identical with line-to-line voltages

Delta connection

aa abV VÏ’ <

bb bcV VÏ’ <

cc caV VÏ’ <

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• Residential loads are usually single phase loads (230 V)• Industrial and commercial loads are mostly three phases loads (400 V)

• Clustered residential areas are powered by three phases

• Single houses might be powered by single phase

• Neutral point is grounded to ensure that all loads are powered regardless offluctuations in current

Single and three phases loads

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• Load impedances connected to a common neutral point from one terminal

• The load is powered by a three phases source

Wye connected load

Connection

an bn cnZ Z Z Z< < <

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• Phase currents

• Equal magnitudes, 120 phase shifts

Wye connected load

∋ (ph phana

V VVI

Z Z Z

ππ ι

ι

∉< < < ∉ ,

∉

∋ (∋ (

120120ph phbn

b

V VVI

Z Z Z

ππ ι

ι

∉ ,< < < ∉ , ,

∉

∋ (∋ (

120120ph phcn

c

V VVI

Z Z Z

ππ ι

ι

∉ ∗< < < ∉ , ∗

∉

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• Neutral current

• If source and loads are balancedthe neutral current is zero

• In transmission this means noneed for a neutral line

Wye connected load

n a b cI I I I< ∗ ∗

120 120 0n a a aI I I I< ∗ ∉ , ∗ ∉ <

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• Loads connected between two transmission lines• Voltage across the single load is the line-to-line voltage

• Balanced load and source balanced currents

Delta-connected load

ab a caI I I< ∗

bc b abI I I< ∗

ca c bcI I I< ∗

abab

VI

Z<

bcbc

VI

Z<

caca

VI

Z<

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• If we choose as reference

Delta-connected load

0abI I< ∉ ↓

120bcI I< ∉ , ↓

120caI I< ∉ ↓

abI

3 30 3 30a abI I I< ∉ , ↓ < ∉ , ↓

3 150 3 30b bcI I I< ∉ , ↓ < ∉ , ↓

90 3 30c caI I I< ∉ ↓ < ∉ , ↓

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• In general circuits can be so that the source or the load or both areconnected in Y-, Delta-, or any combination

Circuits with mixed connections

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• Such circuits requires the load and source to be in the same connectionY-Delta transformation

Circuits with mixed connections

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• Consider the impedance seen by the source terminals

• Transformation valid in both directions

Y-Delta transformation

(2 ) 23 3ab

Z ZZ Z

ZΧ Χ

ΧΧ

< < 2ab YZ Z<

3Y

ZZ Χ<

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• The power of a three phase load is the sum of the powers of each load(each phase)

• Phases related quantities are called phase quantities (phase current, phasevoltage, phase power)

Power of three phases system

cos( )ph ph phP V I π<

sin( )ph ph phQ V I π<

3 3 cos( )ph ph phP P V I π< <

3 3 sin( )ph ph phQ Q V I π< <

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• Phase current equal to line current• Phase voltage different

Power of Y-connected three phases load

3ll

ph

VV <3 3 cos( )

3 cos( )

ph ph ph

ll l

P P V I

V I

Ï€

Ï€

< <

<

3 3 sin( )

3 sin( )

ph ph ph

ll l

Q Q V I

V I

Ï€

Ï€

< <

<

ph lI I<

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• Phase voltage equal to line-to-line voltage• Phase current different

Power of Delta-connected load

3l

ph

II <

3 3 cos( )

3 cos( )

ph ph ph

ll l

P P V I

V I

Ï€

Ï€

< <

<

3 3 sin( )

3 sin( )

ph ph ph

ll l

Q Q V I

V I

Ï€

Ï€

< <

<

ph llV V<

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• Three different coils shifted by 120 deg in space generate balanced threevoltages

• The coils can be connected in Y or Delta• Loads also can be connected in Y or Delta• Basic equations for single phase system holds also for three phases system

(remember the phase shifts)• In y-connection, line current equals phase current• In Delta-connection line-to-line voltage equals phase voltage• Remember to divide by for the other quantities.

Summary of the lecture

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