Electrical Engineering - Three-Phase Systems in Power Applications - Discussion
Discussion Forum : Three-Phase Systems in Power Applications - General Questions (Q.No. 1)
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In a three-phase system, the voltages are separated by
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Karan Chakravarthi said:
6 years ago
Why 2 phase system 90 degrees.
Explain How?
Explain How?
Shyam said:
7 years ago
In three phase, each phase is displaced in 120°s; elec.
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Shadan said:
7 years ago
1phase =how many degree?
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Siddu said:
8 years ago
Three phases are R Y B and they are differed by an angle of 120 degree.
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Shankar yadav said:
8 years ago
Total RYB angle is 360.
360/3 then each phase is 120.
360/3 then each phase is 120.
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Rupesh Raaz said:
9 years ago
In 3-phase balaced s/s, the 3-phase are 120' part from each other.
Since, phase voltage are 120' appart to each other in a similarly mannar, the line voltage will be 120' appart to each other.
Since, phase voltage are 120' appart to each other in a similarly mannar, the line voltage will be 120' appart to each other.
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G.MOUNIKA said:
9 years ago
Nice answer with the clear explanation, Thank you all.
Mukesh kumar ghotra bemoth said:
9 years ago
In three phase system the phase sequence with angle 120°.
Dharmendra kumar singh said:
9 years ago
Total take complete in one rotation then formed 360 if division by 3 then come 120 so we take phase difference in three phase 120.
Naresh said:
10 years ago
Total 3 phase 360 for each phase 120.
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