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Seyed Nikan Hossein Attar A01230368 ELEX 2105: Circuit Analysis 2 Page 1 of 9 The original document was provided by Mark Lane and Norm Cousins Lab 10: 3-Phase systems, Wye-loads Objective Verify the voltage magnitude and phase relationships for a 4-wire, 3-phase supply. Verify the voltage, current and power relationships for balanced and unbalanced wye loads. Introduction The lab is supplied by a 208/120 V, 4-wire system. For safety reasons we do not use these voltages. The 3- phase “box” on the bench: a) ‘Plugs in’ to the 208 V lab system. b) Contains 3 transformers. c) Steps the lab voltages down to 28/16 V. d) Isolates the output voltages from ground. Identify the output terminals on the 3-phase box: Green ground (earth) connects to the metal chassis and to the 208/120 V system ground through the grounding pin of the power plug. Red Line A from the low voltage side of the transformer bank. Black Line B from the low voltage side of the transformer bank. Blue Line C from the low voltage side of the transformer bank. White Neutral from the low voltage side of the transformer bank. This terminal is ISOLATED from the 208 V lab system.
Seyed Nikan Hossein Attar A01230368 ELEX 2105: Circuit Analysis 2 Page 2 of 9 The original document was provided by Mark Lane and Norm Cousins Preparation 1. Draw a diagram for a 3-phase, 4-wire , balanced resistive load Y-Y system. Use capital letters for the generator side and small letters for the load side to label the nodes. Put a 1 ohm current sampling resister on line A and a 10 ohm sampling resistor to measure the current in the neutral line. Use 4 channels of the scope to measure the phase voltages on the generator side as well the current in line A (the voltage drop across the 1 ohm sampling resistor). 2. Redraw the diagram for a 3-wire system similar to the previous one. The load wye-point is now disconnected name this node ‘y’.
Seyed Nikan Hossein Attar A01230368 ELEX 2105: Circuit Analysis 2 Page 3 of 9 The original document was provided by Mark Lane and Norm Cousins 3. Prepare the following table for the supply voltage. VAN VBN VCN VAB VCA θVAN - θVBN θVAN - θVCN θVBN - θVCN θVAB - θVCA θVAB - θVBC 16 16 16 16 28.4 27.3 120 -120 120
Seyed Nikan Hossein Attar A01230368 ELEX 2105: Circuit Analysis 2 Page 4 of 9 The original document was provided by Mark Lane and Norm Cousins 4. Prepare the following table for the measurements Balanced 4-wire Balanced 3-wire Unbalanced 4-wire Unbalanced 3-wire Van/ay 16 15.8 15.7 17.4 Vbn/by 16 16.3 15.9 10.5 Vcn/cy 16 16.1 15.8 21.2 Ia 0.02875 0.02821 0.02804 0.03107 Ib 0.02875 0.02875 0.1325 0.0875 Ic 0.02857 0.02875 0.07182 0.09636 Vab 28.4 28.2 28.1 27.5 IAa 0.02875 0.02821 0.02804 0.03107 In 0 n/a 0.0769 n/a θVab - θIa 30 28.7 30 10.3 Vyn N/A 0.151 N/A 6.14 Pt (1st method) 1.38289 1.37729 3.68164 3.5023 Pt (2nd method) 1.22475 1.20879 Pre-lab requirements: Two schematics showing all the probes. One table for the measured values at the source side One table to record the measurements of the load side. No prediction or calculation is needed.
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