How to solve that delta and delta 1 and delta 2?? i don't know how you get that


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How to solve that delta and delta 1 and delta 2?? i don't know how you get that


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How to solve that delta and delta 1 and delta 2?? i don't know how you get that


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Jon, you may notice that the subject of the older thread is "Unbalanced 3 phase Y connection", yet the circuit shown in post #1 is balanced.

In post #7 of that thread, the TS is solving a different circuit; he's solving an unbalanced circuit. It appears that he's solving this circuit:


Does that make more sense out of the work shown in post #7?

 

How to solve that delta and delta 1 and delta 2?? i don't know how you get that


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Hello,

You dont seem to be showing what you really want to calculate, what circuit exactly. Is it delta to wye as in the link above?

I recommend converting all sources to complex form and going from there with nodal analysis. You can then calculate anything you want to calculate like line currents and line to neutral voltages, and with balanced or unbalanced loads of just about any combination of linear types (resistors, capacitors, inductors).