LABORATORY CONTENT: 3-phase systemsPRELIMINARY QUESTIONS:1) What is the phase angle between the phases in an ideal 3-phase system?2) Show the terms phase voltage, phase current, line voltage and line current on delta and star configurations, separately(practically, show the points where these measurements should be held using a multimeter).3) Show the basic configurations of star-star, delta-delta, star-delta, and delta-star (draw by your hand).PRELIMINARY INFORMATION:For star connectionIph = ILVpn =Peotal = v3 V, I, cos q = 3 Vph lpn cos o%3DFor delta connectionIph = 4Vpn = V.Protat = V3 V, I, cos o = 3 Vph lpn Cos oEXERCISE STEPS:1) Consider a 3-phase delta-star configuration with a generator and a 3-phase load. The generator supplies voltage ofgrid-standard 380/220v@50H2. Each load is (10+8j) 0. Calculate the values given in the chart (give full formula).Table 1. Delta-star configurationGenerator (source)LoadVoltageCurrentPowerVoltageCurrentPowerPowerPowerPhase Line Phase Line Active Reactive Apparent factor Phase Line Phase LineActive Reactive Apparent Factor2) Consider the same problem with (15+15) a loads in star-delta configuration (with standard grid voltages).a. Simulate the electrical circuitb. Plot voltage and current signals of generator and loads (both phase and line, if possible)C. Measure and fill the table below (miss out the non-measurable ones in the simulator). Write down thecalculations if needed.Table 2. Star-delta configurationGeneratorLoadVoltageCurrentPowerVoltageCurrentPowerPowerActive Reactive Apparent FactorPowerPhase Line Phase Line Active Reactive Apparent factor Phase Line Phase Line

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LABORATORY CONTENT: 3-phase systems PRELIMINARY QUESTIONS: 1) What is the phase angle between the phases in an ideal 3-phase system? 2) Show the terms phase voltage, phase current, line voltage and line current on delta and star configurations, separately (practically, show the points where these measurements should be held using a multimeter). 3) Show the basic configurations of star-star, delta-delta, star-delta, and delta-star (draw by your hand).

LABORATORY CONTENT: 3-phase systems PRELIMINARY QUESTIONS: 1) What is the phase angle between the phases in an ideal 3-phase system? 2) Show the terms phase voltage, phase current, line voltage and line current on delta and star configurations, separately (practically, show the points where these measurements should be held using a multimeter). 3) Show the basic configurations of star-star, delta-delta, star-delta, and delta-star (draw by your hand).

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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