Hi,
In a 4-wire, three phase unbalanced voltage system, where the following voltages are known :
RN, YN and BN,
where R, Y and B are the three phases and N is the neutral point.
How can we calculate the RMS voltage between RY, YB and BR ?
Please note that the voltages are not balanced or else the following formula could be used :
RY = R*1.732 and so on...
I have searched so many sites but could not find it, so a little help here, would be highly appreciated.
Thanks all,
Sajid.
In a 4-wire, three phase unbalanced voltage system, where the following voltages are known :
RN, YN and BN,
where R, Y and B are the three phases and N is the neutral point.
How can we calculate the RMS voltage between RY, YB and BR ?
Please note that the voltages are not balanced or else the following formula could be used :
RY = R*1.732 and so on...
I have searched so many sites but could not find it, so a little help here, would be highly appreciated.
Thanks all,
Sajid.