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  1. JustSumGuy

    Single Phase Loads on Three Phase Transformers

    Single phase device voltage on the secondary side is still 230V, just 230V single phase (phase to phase, not phase to neutral) Sorry, I should have made that clear to start with.
  2. JustSumGuy

    Single Phase Loads on Three Phase Transformers

    Is not a valid assumption that a 75kVA 3 Phase transformer is really just three 25kVA single phase transformers connected together? I know, for example, that my utility company will set three 50kVA single phase transformers (cans) on a pole to deliver 150kVA of power to me. In the case of a...
  3. JustSumGuy

    Single Phase Loads on Three Phase Transformers

    Actually, the specs I have is 75kVA 460V Delta Primary, 230V Wye Secondary
  4. JustSumGuy

    Power System Analysis

    It sounds like you have two scenarios; 1) A Fault Condtiton and 2) Maintenance. The Fault Condition requires a coordination study to see under which conditions and in what order your breakers will trip. A coordination study is easier if you have software tools such as EasyPower or ETAP...
  5. JustSumGuy

    Single Phase Loads on Three Phase Transformers

    This is a question that has sparked some debate around here so any input will appreciated. How does one go about calculating how much single phase current is available from a three phase transformer? For example, if I have a 75kVA 230V 3 Phase transformer, what is the maximum single phase load...

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