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The document discusses the vector group of three phase transformers. It explains that the vector group indicates the phase displacement between the primary and secondary windings, which depends on how the windings are connected. Common winding configurations include star-star, star-delta, delta-star, and delta-delta. The phase displacement can be 0°, 30°, 90°, 120°, 150° or 180° depending on the configuration. Proper selection of the vector group is important when transformers are operated in parallel to ensure the same phase shift. The document provides diagrams to illustrate different winding connections and their corresponding vector groups.

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Vector Group of

The document discusses the vector group of three phase transformers. It explains that the vector group indicates the phase displacement between the primary and secondary windings, which depends on how the windings are connected. Common winding configurations include star-star, star-delta, delta-star, and delta-delta. The phase displacement can be 0°, 30°, 90°, 120°, 150° or 180° depending on the configuration. Proper selection of the vector group is important when transformers are operated in parallel to ensure the same phase shift. The document provides diagrams to illustrate different winding connections and their corresponding vector groups.

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Vector Group of Transformer

MAY 23, 2012 43 COMMENTS

Introduction:
Three phase transformer consists of three sets of primary win in!s, one for each phase, an three sets of secon ary win in!s wo"n on the same iron core# Separate sin!$e%phase transformers can &e "se an e'terna$$y interconnecte to yie$ the same res"$ts as a 3%phase "nit# The primary win in!s are connecte in one of se(era$ ways# The two most common confi!"rations are the e$ta, in which the po$arity en of one win in! is connecte to the non% po$arity en of the ne't, an the star, in which a$$ three non%po$arities )or po$arity* en s are connecte to!ether# The secon ary win in!s are connecte simi$ar$y# This means that a 3%phase transformer can ha(e its primary an secon ary win in!s connecte the same ) e$ta% e$ta or star% star*, or ifferent$y ) e$ta%star or star% e$ta*# +t,s important to remem&er that the secon ary (o$ta!e wa(eforms are in phase with the primary wa(eforms when the primary an secon ary win in!s are connecte the same way# This con ition is ca$$e -no phase shift#. /"t when the primary an secon ary win in!s are connecte ifferent$y, the secon ary (o$ta!e wa(eforms wi$$ iffer from the correspon in! primary (o$ta!e wa(eforms &y 30 e$ectrica$ e!rees# This is ca$$e a 30 e!ree phase shift# 0hen two transformers are connecte in para$$e$, their phase shifts m"st &e i entica$1 if not, a short circ"it wi$$ occ"r when the transformers are ener!i2e #.

Basic Idea of Winding:

An ac (o$ta!e app$ie to a coi$ wi$$ in "ce a (o$ta!e in a secon coi$ where the two are $in3e &y a ma!netic path# The phase re$ationship of the two (o$ta!es epen s "pon which ways ro"n the coi$s are connecte # The (o$ta!es wi$$ either &e in%phase or isp$ace &y 140 e! 0hen 3 coi$s are "se in a 3 phase transformer win in! a n"m&er of options e'ist# The coi$ (o$ta!es can &e in phase or isp$ace as a&o(e with the coi$s connecte in star or e$ta an , in the case of a star win in!, ha(e the star point )ne"tra$* &ro"!ht o"t to an e'terna$ termina$ or not# Six Ways to wire Star Winding:

Six Ways to wire Delta Winding:

Polarity:

An ac (o$ta!e app$ie to a coi$ wi$$ in "ce a (o$ta!e in a secon coi$ where the two are $in3e &y a ma!netic path# The phase re$ationship of the two (o$ta!es epen s "pon which way ro"n the coi$s are connecte # The (o$ta!es wi$$ either &e in%phase or isp$ace &y 140 e!# 0hen 3 coi$s are "se in a 3 phase transformer win in! a n"m&er of options e'ist# The coi$ (o$ta!es can &e in phase or isp$ace as a&o(e with the coi$s connecte in star or e$ta an , in the case of a star win in!, ha(e the star point )ne"tra$* &ro"!ht o"t to an e'terna$ termina$ or not#

0hen 5air of Coi$ of Transformer ha(e same irection than (o$ta!e in "ce in &oth coi$ are in same irection from one en to other en # 0hen two coi$ ha(e opposite win in! irection than 6o$ta!e in "ce in &oth coi$ are in opposite irection#

Winding connection designations:


First Symbol: for High Voltage7 A$ways capita$ $etters# 898e$ta, Y9Star, :9+nterconnecte star, N9Ne"tra$ Second Symbol: for Low voltage7 A$ways Sma$$ $etters# 98e$ta, y9Star, 29+nterconnecte star, n9Ne"tra$# Third Symbol: 5hase isp$acement e'presse as the c$oc3 ho"r n"m&er )1,;,11* Example Dyn!! Transformer has a e$ta connecte primary win in! )D* a star connecte secon ary )y* with the star point &ro"!ht o"t )n* an a phase shift of 30 e! $ea in! )!!*# The point of conf"sion is occ"rrin! in notation in a step%"p transformer# As the +EC;00<;%1 stan ar has state , the notation is =6%>6 in se?"ence# @or e'amp$e, a step%"p transformer with a e$ta%connecte primary, an star%connecte secon ary, is not written as A Y11B, &"t AY 11B# The 11 in icates the >6 win in! $ea s the =6 &y 30 e!rees# Transformers &"i$t to ANS+ stan ar s "s"a$$y o not ha(e the (ector !ro"p shown on their namep$ate an instea a (ector ia!ram is !i(en to show the re$ationship &etween the primary an other win in!s#

Vector Group of Transformer:


The three phase transformer win in!s can &e connecte se(era$ ways# /ase on the win in!s, connection, the (ector !ro"p of the transformer is etermine # The transformer (ector !ro"p is in icate on the Name 5$ate of transformer &y the man"fact"rer# The (ector !ro"p in icates the phase ifference &etween the primary an secon ary si es, intro "ce "e to that partic"$ar confi!"ration of transformer win in!s connection#

The 8etermination of (ector !ro"p of transformers is (ery important &efore connectin! two or more transformers in para$$e$# +f two transformers of ifferent (ector !ro"ps are connecte in para$$e$ then phase ifference e'ist &etween the secon ary of the transformers an $ar!e circ"$atin! c"rrent f$ows &etween the two transformers which is (ery etrimenta$#

Phase Displacement between HV and V Windings:

The (ector for the hi!h (o$ta!e win in! is ta3en as the reference (ector# 8isp$acement of the (ectors of other win in!s from the reference (ector, with antic$oc3wise rotation, is represente &y the "se of c$oc3 ho"r fi!"re# +S7 202; )5art 16*%1C<< !i(es 2; sets of connections star%star, star% e$ta, an star 2i!2a!, e$ta% e$ta, e$ta star, e$ta%2i!2a!, 2i!2a! star, 2i!2a!% e$ta# 8isp$acement of the $ow (o$ta!e win in! (ector (aries from 2ero to %330D in steps of %30D, epen in! on the metho of connections# =ar $y any power system a opts s"ch a $ar!e (ariety of connections# Some of the common$y "se connections with phase isp$acement of 0, %300, %140E an %330D )c$oc3%ho"r settin! 0, 1, ; an 11*# Sym&o$ for the hi!h (o$ta!e win in! comes first, fo$$owe &y the sym&o$s of win in!s in iminishin! se?"ence of (o$ta!e# @or e'amp$e a 220F;;F11 36 Transformer connecte star, star an e$ta an (ectors of ;; an 11 36 win in!s ha(in! phase isp$acement of 0D an %330D with the reference )220 36* (ector wi$$ &e represente As"y# "d!!# The i!its )0, 1, 11 etc* re$ate to the phase isp$acement &etween the =6 an >6 win in!s "sin! a c$oc3 face notation# The phasor representin! the =6 win in! is ta3en as reference an set at 12 o,c$oc3# 5hase rotation is a$ways anti%c$oc3wise# )+nternationa$ a opte *# Gse the ho"r in icator as the in icatin! phase isp$acement an!$e# /eca"se there are 12 ho"rs on a c$oc3, an a circ$e consists o"t of 3;0D, each ho"r represents 30D#Th"s 1 9 30D, 2 9 ;0D, 3 9 C0D, ; 9 140D an 12 9 0D or 3;0D# The min"te han is set on 12 o,c$oc3 an rep$aces the $ine to ne"tra$ (o$ta!e )sometimes ima!inary* of the =6 win in!# This position is a$ways the reference point# E'amp$e7 8i!it 0 90D that the >6 phasor is in phase with the =6 phasor 8i!it 1 930D $a!!in! )>6 $a!s =6 with 30D* &eca"se rotation is anti%c$oc3wise# 8i!it 11 9 330D $a!!in! or 30D $ea in! )>6 $ea s =6 with 30D* 8i!it H 9 1H0D $a!!in! )>6 $a!s =6 with 1H0D* 8i!it ; 9 140D $a!!in! )>6 $a!s =6 with 140D* 0hen transformers are operate in para$$e$ it is important that any phase shift is the same thro"!h each# 5ara$$e$in! typica$$y occ"rs when transformers are $ocate at one site an connecte to a common &"s &ar )&an3e * or $ocate at ifferent sites with the secon ary termina$s connecte (ia istri&"tion or transmission circ"its consistin! of ca&$es an o(erhea $ines# $hase Shi%t &Deg' (onnection 0 30 $a! ;0 $a! Yy0 Y 1 8 0 8y1 8 2 820 Y21 822

120 $a! 1H0 $a! 140 $a! 1H0 $ea 120 $ea ;0 $ea 30 $ea

8 4 Y H Yy; Y < 8yH 8 ; 8y< 8 4 8 10 Y 11 8y11

824 Y2H 82; Y2< 824 8210 Y211

The phase%&"shin!s on a three phase transformer are mar3e either A/C, G60 or 123 )=6%si e capita$, >6%si e sma$$ $etters*# Two win in!, three phase transformers can &e i(i e into fo"r main cate!ories )ro*p +,clocT( Iro"p + Iro"p ++ Iro"p +++ Iro"p +6 0 o,c$oc3, 0D ; o,c$oc3, 140D 1 o,c$oc3, %30D 11 o,c$oc3, J30D e$taF e$ta, starFstar e$taF e$ta, starFstar starF e$ta, e$taFstar starF e$ta, e$taFstar

Min"s in icates >6 $a!!in! =6, p$"s in icates >6 $ea in! =6

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Points to be consider while +electing of Vector Group:


6ector Iro"ps are the +EC metho of cate!ori2in! the primary an secon ary win in! confi!"rations of 3%phase transformers# 0in in!s can &e connecte as e$ta, star, or interconnecte %star )2i!2a!*# 0in in! po$arity is a$so important, since re(ersin! the connections across a set of win in!s affects the phase%shift &etween primary an secon ary# 6ector !ro"ps i entify the win in! connections an po$arities of the primary an secon ary# @rom a (ector !ro"p one can etermine the phase%shift &etween primary an secon ary# Transformer (ector !ro"p epen s "pon K .emoving harmonics: 8y connection L y win in! n"$$ifies 3r harmonics, pre(entin! it to &e ref$ecte on e$ta si e# K $arallel operations: A$$ the transformers sho"$ ha(e same (ector !ro"p M po$arity of the win in!# K Earth %a*lt .elay: A 8 transformer oes not ha(e ne"tra$# to restrict the earth fa"$ts in s"ch systems, we may "se 2i! 2a! wo"n transformer to create a ne"tra$ a$on! with the earth fa"$t re$ay## K Type of Non >iner >oa 7 systems ha(in! ifferent types of harmonics M non $inear Types of $oa s e#!# f"rnace heaters ,6@8S etc for that we may "se 8yn11, 8yn21, 8yn31 confi!"ration, wherein, 30 e!# shifts of (o$ta!es n"$$ifies the 3r harmonics to 2ero in the s"pp$y system#

Type o% Trans%ormer /pplication: Ienera$$y for 5ower e'port transformer i#e# !enerator si e is connecte in e$ta an $oa si e is connecte in star# @or 5ower e'port import transformers i#e# in Transmission 5"rpose Transformer star star connection may &e preferre &y some since this a(oi s a !ro"n in! transformer on !enerator si e an perhaps sa(e on ne"tra$ ins"$ation# Most of systems are r"nnin! in this confi!"ration# May &e $ess harmf"$ than operatin! e$ta system incorrect$y# Y or 8y connection is stan ar for a$$ "nit connecte !enerators# K There are a n"m&er of factors associate with transformer connections an may &e "sef"$ in esi!nin! a system, an the app$ication of the factors therefore etermines the &est se$ection of transformers# @or e'amp$e7 For selecting Star (onnection: A star connection presents a ne"tra$# +f the transformer a$so inc$" es a e$ta win in!, that ne"tra$ wi$$ &e sta&$e an can &e !ro"n e to &ecome a reference for the system# A transformer with a star win in! that oes NOT inc$" e a e$ta oes not present a sta&$e ne"tra$# Star%star transformers are "se if there is a re?"irement to a(oi a 30 e! phase shift, if there is a esire to constr"ct the three%phase transformer &an3 from sin!$e%phase transformers, or if the transformer is !oin! to &e switche on a sin!$e%po$e &asis )ie, one phase at a time*, perhaps "sin! man"a$ switches# Star%star transformers are typica$$y fo"n in istri&"tion app$ications, or in $ar!e si2es interconnectin! hi!h%(o$ta!e transmission systems# Some star%star transformers are e?"ippe with a thir win in! connecte in e$ta to sta&i$i2e the ne"tra$# For selecting Delta (onnection: A e$ta connection intro "ces a 30 e$ectrica$ e!ree phase shift# A e$ta connection Atraps, the f$ow of 2ero se?"ence c"rrents# For selecting Delta0Star (onnection: 8e$ta%star transformers are the most common an most !enera$$y "sef"$ transformers# 8e$ta% e$ta transformers may &e chosen if there is no nee for a sta&$e ne"tra$, or if there is a re?"irement to a(oi a 30 e$ectrica$ e!ree phase shift# The most common app$ication of a e$ta% e$ta transformer is as tan iso$ation transformer for a power con(erter# For selecting 1ig 2ag (onnection: The :i! :a! win in! re "ces (o$ta!e "n&a$ance in systems where the $oa is not e?"a$$y istri&"te &etween phases, an permits ne"tra$ c"rrent $oa in! with inherent$y $ow 2ero% se?"ence impe ance# +t is therefore often "se for earthin! transformers# 5ro(ision of a ne"tra$ earth point or points, where the ne"tra$ is referre to earth either irect$y or thro"!h impe ance# Transformers are "se to !i(e the ne"tra$ point in the maNority of systems# The star or interconnecte star ):* win in! confi!"rations !i(e a ne"tra$ $ocation# +f for (ario"s reasons, on$y e$ta win in!s are "se at a partic"$ar (o$ta!e $e(e$ on a partic"$ar system, a ne"tra$ point can sti$$ &e pro(i e &y a p"rpose%ma e transformer ca$$e a Ane"tra$ earthin!# For selecting Distrib*tion Trans%ormer: The first criterion to consi er in choosin! a (ector !ro"p for a istri&"tion transformer for a faci$ity is to 3now whether we want a e$ta%star or star%star# Gti$ities often prefer star% star transformers, &"t these re?"ire 4%wire inp"t fee ers an 4%wire o"tp"t fee ers )i#e# incomin! an o"t!oin! ne"tra$ con "ctors*#

@or istri&"tion transformers within a faci$ity, often e$ta%star are chosen &eca"se these transformers o not re?"ire 4%wire inp"t1 a 3%wire primary fee er circ"it s"ffices to s"pp$y a 4%wire secon ary circ"it# That is &eca"se any 2ero se?"ence c"rrent re?"ire &y the secon ary to s"pp$y earth fa"$ts or "n&a$ance $oa s is s"pp$ie &y the e$ta primary win in!, an is not re?"ire from the "pstream power so"rce# The metho of earthin! on the secon ary is in epen ent of the primary for e$ta%star transformers# The secon criterion to consi er is what phase%shift yo" want &etween primary an secon ary# @or e'amp$e, 8y11 an 8yH transformers are &oth e$ta%star# +f we on,t care a&o"t the phase%shift, then either transformer wi$$ o the No&# 5hase%shift is important when we are para$$e$in! so"rces# 0e want the phase%shifts of the so"rces to &e i entica$# +f we are para$$e$in! transformers, then yo" want them to ha(e the same the same (ector !ro"p# +f yo" are rep$acin! a transformer, "se the same (ector !ro"p for the new transformer, otherwise the e'istin! 6Ts an CTs "se for protection an meterin! wi$$ not wor3 proper$y# There is no technica$ ifference &etween the one (ector !ro"ps )i#e# Y 1* or another (ector !ro"p )i#e# Y 11* in terms of performance# The on$y factor affectin! the choice &etween one or the other is system phasin!, ie whether parts of the networ3 fe from the transformer nee to operate in para$$e$ with another so"rce# +t a$so matters if yo" ha(e an a"'i$iary transformer connecte to !enerator termina$s# 6ector matchin! at the a"'i$iary &"s &ar

,pplication of Transformer according to Vector Group:


-%. -Dyn%%/ Dyn%/ 0#d%/ 0#d%%.

Common for istri&"tion transformers# Norma$$y 8yn11 (ector !ro"p "sin! at istri&"tion system# /eca"se Ieneratin! Transformer are YN 1 for ne"tra$i2in! the $oa an!$e &etween 11 an 1# 0e can "se 8yn1 at istri&"tion system, when we are "sin! Ienerator Transformer are YN 11# +n some in "stries ; p"$se e$ectric ri(es are "sin! "e to this Hthharmonics wi$$ !enerate if we "se 8yn1 it wi$$ &e s"ppress the Hth harmonics# Star point faci$itates mi'e $oa in! of three phase an sin!$e phase cons"mer connections# The e$ta win in! carry thir harmonics an sta&i$i2es star point potentia$# A e$ta%Star connection is "se for step%"p !eneratin! stations# +f =6 win in! is star connecte there wi$$ &e sa(in! in cost of ins"$ation# /"t e$ta connecte =6 win in! is common in istri&"tion networ3, for fee in! motors an $i!htin! $oa s from >6 si e# Main$y "se for $ar!e system tie%"p Transformer# Most economica$ connection in =6 power system to interconnect &etween two e$ta systems an to pro(i e ne"tra$ for !ro"n in! &oth of them# Tertiary win in! sta&i$i2es the ne"tra$ con itions# +n star connecte transformers, $oa can &e connecte &etween $ine an ne"tra$, on$y if )a* the so"rce si e transformers is e$ta connecte or )&* the so"rce si e is star connecte with ne"tra$ connecte &ac3 to the so"rce ne"tra$# +n This Transformers# +ns"$ation cost is hi!h$y re "ce # Ne"tra$ wire can permit mi'e $oa in!#

-&. +tar1+tar -0y$ or 0y).


Trip$e harmonics are a&sent in the $ines# These trip$e harmonic c"rrents cannot f$ow, "n$ess there is a ne"tra$ wire# This connection pro "ces osci$$atin! ne"tra$# Three phase she$$ type "nits ha(e $ar!e trip$e harmonic phase (o$ta!e# =owe(er three phase core type transformers wor3 satisfactori$y# A tertiary mesh connecte win in! may &e re?"ire to sta&i$i2e the osci$$atin! ne"tra$ "e to thir harmonics in three phase &an3s# This is an economica$ connection for $ar!e $ow (o$ta!e transformers# >ar!e "n&a$ance of $oa can &e met witho"t iffic"$ty# 8e$ta permits a circ"$atin! path for trip$e harmonics th"s atten"ates the same# +t is possi&$e to operate with one transformer remo(e in open e$ta or. 6. connection meetin! H4 percent of the &a$ance $oa # Three phase "nits cannot ha(e this faci$ity# Mi'e sin!$e phase $oa in! is not possi&$e "e to the a&sence of ne"tra$#

-2. Delta 3 Delta -Dd $ or Dd ).


-'. +tar14ig15ag or Delta14ig15ag -05 or D5.

These connections are emp$oye where e$ta connections are wea3# +nterconnection of phases in 2i!2a! win in! effects a re "ction of thir harmonic (o$ta!es an at the same time permits "n&a$ance $oa in!# This connection may &e "se with either e$ta connecte or star connecte win in! either for step%"p or step% own transformers# +n either case, the 2i!2a! win in! pro "ces the same an!"$ar isp$acement as a e$ta win in!, an at the same time pro(i es a ne"tra$ for earthin! p"rposes# The amo"nt of copper re?"ire from a 2i!2a! win in! in 1HO more than a correspon in! star or e$ta win in!# This is e'tensi(e$y "se for earthin! transformer# 8"e to 2ig2ag connection )interconnection &etween phases*, thir harmonic (o$ta!es are re "ce # +t a$so a$$ows "n&a$ance $oa in!# The 2i!2a! connection is emp$oye for >6 win in!# @or a !i(en tota$ (o$ta!e per phase, the 2i!2a! si e re?"ires 1HO more t"rns as compare to norma$ phase connection# +n cases where e$ta connections are wea3 "e to $ar!e n"m&er of t"rns an sma$$ cross sections, then 2i!2a! star connection is preferre # +t is a$so "se in rectifiers# :i!2a! connection is o&taine &y inter connection of phases#4%wire system is possi&$e on &oth si es# Gn&a$ance $oa in! is a$so possi&$e# Osci$$atin! ne"tra$ pro&$em is a&sent in this connection# This connection re?"ires 1HO more t"rns for the same (o$ta!e on the 2i!2a! si e an hence costs more# =ence a &an3 of three sin!$e phase transformers cost a&o"t 1HO more than their 3%phase co"nterpart# A$so, they occ"py more space# /"t the spare capacity cost wi$$ &e $ess an sin!$e phase "nits are easier to transport# Gn&a$ance operation of the transformer with $ar!e 2ero se?"ence f"n amenta$ mmf content a$so oes not affect its performance# E(en with Yy type of po$y phase connection witho"t ne"tra$ connection the osci$$atin! ne"tra$ oes not occ"r with these cores# @ina$$y, three phase cores themse$(es cost $ess than three sin!$e phase "nits "e to compactness#

-(. 4ig1 5ag6 star -40% or 4y%%.

-). 0d(:

Main$y "se for machine an main Transformer in $ar!e 5ower Station an Transmission S"&station#

The Ne"tra$ point can &e $oa e with rate C"rrent#

-*. 051(
@or 8istri&"tion Transformer "p to 2H0M6A for $oca$ istri&"tion system# The Ne"tra$ point can &e $oa e with rate C"rrent#

,pplication of Transformer according according to 7ses:


Step *p Trans%ormer: +t sho"$ &e Y 1 or Y 11# Step down Trans%ormer: +t sho"$ &e 8y1 or 8y11# )ro*nding p*rpose Trans%ormer: +t sho"$ &e Y21 or 8211# Distrib*tion Trans%ormer: 0e can consi er (ector !ro"p of 82n0 which re "ce the <HO of harmonics in secon ary si e# $ower Trans%ormer: 6ector !ro"p is eepen on app$ication for E'amp$e 7 Ieneratin! Transformer 7 8yn1 , @"rnace Transformer7 Ynyn0#

!on8ert 9ne Group of Transformer to 9ther Group by !hanning :;ternal !onnection:


&!' )ro*p 3: E'amp$e7 8 0 )no phase isp$acement &etween =6 an >6*# The con(entiona$ metho is to connect the re phase on AFa, Ye$$ow phase on /F&, an the /$"e phase on CFc# Other phase isp$acements are possi&$e with "ncon(entiona$ connections )for instance re on &, ye$$ow on c an &$"e on a* /y oin! some "ncon(entiona$ connections e'terna$$y on one si e of the Transformer, an interna$ connecte 8 0 transformer can &e chan!e either to a 8 4)%120D* or 8 4)J120D* connection# The same is tr"e for interna$ connecte 8 4 or 8 4 transformers# &4' )ro*p 33: E'amp$e7 8 ; )140D isp$acement &etween =6 an >6*# /y oin! some "ncon(entiona$ connections e'terna$$y on one si e of the Transformer, an interna$ connecte 8 ; transformer can &e chan!e either to a 8 2)%;0D* or 8 10)J;0D* connection# &5' )ro*p 333: E'amp$e7 8yn1 )%30D isp$acement &etween =6 an >6*# /y oin! some "ncon(entiona$ connections e'terna$$y on one si e of the Transformer, an interna$ connecte 8yn1 transformer can &e chan!e either to a 8ynH)%1H0D* or 8ynC)JC0D* connection# &6' )ro*p 3V: E'amp$e7 8yn11 )J30D isp$acement &etween =6 an >6*# /y oin! some "ncon(entiona$ connections e'terna$$y on one si e of the Transformer, an interna$ connecte 8yn11 transformer can &e chan!e either to a 8yn<)J1H0D* or 8yn3)%C0D* connection# $oint to be remembered: For )ro*p0333 7 )ro*p03V: /y oin! some "ncon(entiona$ connections e'terna$$y on &oth si es of the Transformer, an interna$ connecte Iro"p%+++ or Iro"p%+6 transformer can &e chan!e to any of these two !ro"ps# Th"s &y oin! e'terna$ chan!es on &oth si es of the Transformer an interna$ connecte 8yn1 transformer can &e chan!e to either a7 8yn3, 8ynH, 8yn<, 8ynC or 8yn11 transformer, This is N"st tr"e for starF e$ta or e$taFstar connections# For )ro*p03 7 )ro*p033: Chan!es for e$taF e$ta or starFstar transformers &etween Iro"p%+ an Iro"p%+++ can N"st &e one interna$$y#

Why 2$<phase shift occur in star1delta transformer between primary and secondary=

The phase shift is a nat"ra$ conse?"ence of the e$ta connection# The c"rrents enterin! or $ea(in! the star win in! of the transformer are in phase with the c"rrents in the star win in!s# Therefore, the c"rrents in the e$ta win in!s are a$so in phase with the c"rrents in the star win in!s an o&(io"s$y, the three c"rrents are 120 e$ectrica$ e!rees apart# /"t the c"rrents enterin! or $ea(in! the transformer on the e$ta si e are forme at the point where two of the win in!s comprisin! the e$ta come to!ether L each of those c"rrents is the phasor s"m of the c"rrents in the a Nacent win in!s# 0hen yo" a to!ether two c"rrents that are 120 e$ectrica$ e!rees apart, the s"m is

ine(ita&$y shifte &y 30 e!rees# The Main reason for this phenomenon is that the phase (o$ta!e $a!s $ine c"rrent &y 30 e!rees#consi er a e$taFstar transformer# The phase (o$ta!es in three phases of &oth primary an secon ary# yo" wi$$ fin that in primary the phase (o$ta!e an $ine (o$ta!es are same, $et it &e 6PY)ta3e one phase*#&"t, the correspon in! secon ary wi$$ ha(e the phase (o$ta!e on$y in its phase win in! as it is star connecte # the $ine (o$ta!e of star connecte secon ary an e$ta connecte primary won,t ha(e any phase ifferences &etween them# so this can &e s"mmari2e that -the phase shift is associate with the wa(e forms of the three phase win in!s#

Why when Generating Transformer is 0d% than Distribution Transformer is Dy%%:

This is the =6 Si e or the Switchyar si e of the Ienerator Transformer is connecte in 8e$ta an the >6 Si e or the !enerator si e of the IT is connecte in Star, with the Star si e ne"tra$ &ro"!ht o"t# The >6 si e (o$ta!e wi$$ -$a!. the =6 si e (o$ta!e &y 30 e!rees#

Th"s, in a !eneratin! station we create a 30 e!rees $a!!in! (o$ta!e for transmission, with respect to the !enerator (o$ta!e# As we ha(e create a 30 e!rees $a!!in! connection in the !eneratin! station, it is a (isa&$e to create a 30 e!rees $ea in! connection in istri&"tion so that the "ser (o$ta!e is -in phase. with the !enerate (o$ta!e# An , as the transmission si e is 8e$ta an the "ser mi!ht nee three phase, fo"r%wire in the >6 si e for his sin!$e phase $oa s, the istri&"tion transformer is chosen as 8yn11# There is ma!netic co"p$in! &etween =T an >T# 0hen the $oa si e )>T* s"ffers some ip the >T c"rrent try to !o o"t of phase with =T c"rrent, so 30 e!ree phase shift in 8yn%11 3eeps the two c"rrents in phase when there is ip# So the (ector !ro"p at the !eneratin! station is important whi$e se$ectin! istri&"tion Transformer#

Vector Group in Generating1Transmission1Distribution +ystem:

Ieneratin! TC is Y 1 transmitte power at 400Q6, for 400Q6 to 220Q6 Yy is "se an &y "sin! "d &etween e#!# 220 an ;; 36, then Dy from ;; to 11 36 so that their phase shifts can &e cance$$e o"t# An for >6 )400F2306* s"pp$ies at H0 =2 are "s"a$$y 3 phase, earthe ne"tra$, so a -8yn. >6 win in! is nee e # =ere IT si e %30$a! )Y 1* can &e n"$$ify J30 &y "sin! istri&"tion Transformer of 8y11# A reason for "sin! "d &etween e#!# 220 an ;; 36, then Dy from ;; to 11 36 is that their phase shifts can cance$ o"t an +t is then a$so possi&$e to para$$e$ a 220F11 36 YY transformer, at 11 36, with the ;;F11 36 )a YY transformer often has a thir , e$ta, win in! to re "ce harmonics*# +f one went 8y11 L 8y11 from 220 to 11 36, there wo"$ &e a ;0 e!ree shift, which is not possi&$e in one transformer# The -stan ar . transformer !ro"ps in istri&"tion a(oi that 3in of $imitation, as a res"$t of tho"!ht an e'perience $ea in! to $owest cost o(er many years#

Generator T! is 0d%/ !an we use Distribution T! Dy( instead of Dy%%>


0ith re!ar s to theory, there are no specia$ a (anta!es of 8yn11 o(er 8ynH# 3n 3solation /pplication: +n iso$ate app$ications there is no a (anta!e or isa (anta!e &y "sin! 8yH or 8y11# +f howe(er we wish to interconnect the secon ary si es of ifferent 8ny transformers, we m"st ha(e compati&$e transformers, an that can &e achie(e if yo" ha(e a 8yn11 amon! a !ro"p of 8ynHBs an (ice (ersa# 3n $arallel (onnection: 5ractica$$y, the re$ati(e p$aces of the phases remain same in 8yn11 compare to 8ynH# +f we "se Y 1 Transformer on Ieneratin! Si e an 8istri&"tion si e 8y11 transformer than %30 $a! of !eneratin! si e )Y 1* is n"$$ify &y J30 >ea at Pecei(in! si e 8y11* so no phase ifference respect to !eneratin! Si e an if we are on the =6 si e of the Transformer, an if we enote the phases as P% Y%/ from $eft to ri!ht, the same phases on the >6 si e wi$$ &e P% Y %/, &"t from $eft to Pi!ht# This wi$$ ma3e the Transmission $ines ha(e same co$or )for i entification* whether it is inp"t to or o"tp"t from the Transformer# +f we "se Y 1 Transformer on Ieneratin! Si e an 8istri&"tion si e 8yH transformer than %30 $a! of !eneratin! si e )Y 1* is more $a! &y %1H0 >a! at Pecei(in! si e )8yH* so Tota$ phase ifference respect to !eneratin! Si e is 140 e! )%30J%1H09%140* an if we are on

the =6 si e of the Transformer, an if we enote the phases as P% Y%/ from $eft to ri!ht, the same phases on the >6 si e wi$$ &e P% Y %/, &"t from Pi!ht to >eft# This wi$$ ma3e the Transmission $ines ha(e No same co$or )for i entification* whether it is inp"t to or o"tp"t from the Transformer# The ifference in o"tp"t &etween the 8yn11 an 8nyH an is therefore 140 e!rees#
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