I need the answer as soon as possible Q/ In a 3-phase, 4-wire system, currents in R, Y and B lines under abnormalconditions of loading are: IR= 150 245° A; IY = 250 L150° A; IB = 100 2300° A.Calculate the zero, positive and negative phase sequence currents in the Y-line andreturn current in the neutral connection.

IR = 150 ∠45° IY = 250 ∠150° IB = 100 ∠300° The sequence components are related to original three…

Q/ In a 3-phase, 4-wire system, currents in R, Y and B lines under abnormal conditions of loading are: IR = 150 245° A; IY = 250 4150° A; IB = 100 300° A .Calculate the zero, positive and negative phase sequence currents in the Y-line and return current in the neutral connection.

Q/ In a 3-phase, 4-wire system, currents in R, Y and B lines under abnormal conditions of loading are: IR = 150 245° A; IY = 250 4150° A; IB = 100 300° A .Calculate the zero, positive and negative phase sequence currents in the Y-line and return current in the neutral connection.

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return current in the neutral connection.

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