B// State true or false1. The line currents drawn by a A connected load has no zero sequence components.2. The relation between the line to line voltage and line to neutral voltage in a three phase system isVL = v2 V-N3. The positive sequence of a transformer is equal to 3 times its negative sequence reactance.4. One of the objectives of a fault analysis is to compute the suitable rating of the circuit breaker and thesetting of the protective relays.5. The relation between the balanced negative sequence current and the balanced positive sequence current19 = a²19

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// State true or false 1. The line currents drawn by a A connected load has no zero sequence components. 2. The relation between the line to line voltage and line to neutral voltage in a three phase system is VL = v2 V-N %3D 3. The positive sequence of a transformer is equal to 3 times its negative sequence reactance.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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