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  1. Hector04

    About three-phase unbalance standard

    To understand current imbalance it is best through transformations. In the graph we see the transformations of Fortescue, Clark and Park. I also show you a transformation that I developed with a colleague, which led us to enact the conservation of the electric angle in the face of current...
  2. Hector04

    Formula for DC Decrement Curve

    quote waross: Can you use (2 pi r) and (60 Hz) to convert x to t... In imperative affirmative, the angular and temporal variables are related as a result, an equation can be expressed in both ways, so when adding them are with the same variable
  3. Hector04

    CT standard dude

    i belive to the janitza conecctión is bad. Link but i do not understand why the star-point "sees" the supply source and the Janitza analyer measure well http://files.engineering.com/getfile.aspx?folder=dc13c457-814b-4ccb-8451-56b85a61fc89&file=janitzaUMG604_3ph.PNG
  4. Hector04

    CT standard dude

    Hi the phasor standard to CT connection is really known, but i remember to CT conectión is possible with polarity additive and substractive. the question is: ¿the janitza Power Analyzer manual UMG604 CT conection polarity is aditive or substractive ? attachment: A Link I) CT Polarity Add...
  5. Hector04

    Negative sequence directional element

    Hi, By overlapping , you open the first line CB1 and CB2 then , "forward " and " backward " , then you determine the coordination ansi50 / 51 for each each given a value of negative sequence that is tolerable. In my review Appropriate value I2 is the one Who is not Reflected in the secondary of...

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