Explanation Given: Y- Δ connection is shown below- V a n , V b n and V c n are negative sequence set. The positive sequence for 3 - ϕ is a, b, c and the negative sequence is a, c, b. Diagram for negative sequence Δ connection is shown below- For delta connection, the relation between line and phase current is- I a n = ( 3 ) I a c where, I a n = Line voltage I a c = Phase voltage From above figure I a c = V a c Z Δ I a n = V a c Z Δ ( 3 ) ............. ( 1 ) Similarly, for star connection the relation between line and phase current is- I a ' = I a ' b ' Line current and phase current is same for star connection only. I a ' b ' = 3 V a ' b ' Z Y = I a ' ........... ( 2 ) As for 3 - ϕ circuit, the phase shift is 120 degree with each other in their respective sequence. Therefore, the phase shift for the voltages can be written as shown below- V a c = V b a ∠ − 240 o where, V b a ∠ − 240 o can be written as - V b a ∠ − 240 o = V a b * ∠ − 240 o Therefore, V a c = V a b * ∠ − 240 o .......... ( 3 ) Substituting the above equation in equation (1), I a n = V a c Z Δ ( 3 ) I a n = ( 3 V a b * Z Δ ) ∠ − 240 o Now comparing above equation with the equation (2)- I a n = ( 3 V a b * Z Δ ) ∠ − 240 o = ( 3 V a ' b ' Z Y ) V a ' b ' = ( V a b * ∠ − 240 o Z Δ ) Z Y Change the phase voltage to the line voltage- V a ' b ' = V a ' n 3 , V a n * = V a b * V a ' n = 3 ( V a n * ∠ − 240 o Z Δ ) Z Y ........ ( 4 ) In delta connection, V a c = V a n V a n = V a b * ∠ − 240 o V a n = I a n × Z Δ V a b = 1 I a n × Z Δ ∠ − 240 o ............ ( 5 ) Similarly, in star connection V a ' b ' = V a ' n 3 V a ' n = I a ' Z Y V a ' b ' = I a ' Z Y 3 ......... ( 6 ) Comparing equation (5) and equation (6), I a ' Z Y 3 = 1 I a n × Z Δ ∠ − 240 o I a ' = 3 I a n × Z Δ Z Y ∠ − 240 o

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