All About Circuits

What is the voltage when two phases are shorted?

M

Thread Starter

Mountain_cat

Joined Jul 11, 2016
9
If a generator has output lets say 2.3kV three phase, and two of it's phases are shorted, what will be the voltage on that terminal?

I'm trying to find the fault current when line to line short happens, so I'm not sure what to use as the voltage on that line. My assumption is that if line A has 2300 angle(0) and line B has 2300 angle(120), then the voltages would just add and the voltage on the short would be 2300 angle(60).

Is this right? What is the justification for it if it's right
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Thread starter Similar threads Forum Replies Date
E A question about the phase of the voltage between two phases Homework Help 3
Lambo Av Voltage Magnitude, Phases, Current for Bus (Load Flow) Homework Help 0
A Increasing the load resistance across one of the phases in a generator increases voltage out General Electronics Chat 3
E Dip in voltage in the line phases of motor General Electronics Chat 2
R Can shunt capacitors share voltage between phases? Analog & Mixed-Signal Design 17
Similar threads
A question about the phase of the voltage between two phases
Voltage Magnitude, Phases, Current for Bus (Load Flow)
Increasing the load resistance across one of the phases in a generator increases voltage out
Dip in voltage in the line phases of motor
Can shunt capacitors share voltage between phases?

You May Also Like

Top