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The concept of symmetrical components do not work for single phase systems... I think you can consider the current to be positive sequence only for single phase
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Hey John, Phasors represent current/voltage sinusoidal waves magnitude and phase angle. These phasors are rotating in anti-clockwise or clockwise. Hope you find it useful. Best regards, GeneralPAC by AllumiaX
I think most energy providers have ABC phase sequence. But you must always verify by the energy provider. There are some utilities who have ABC phase sequence... while others are ACB phase sequence.
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switching B and C is the same as saying CW vs CCW though.. right? OK i guess I understand why it's not.. because your analysis depends on a constant direction of phase rotation. Some contractors will just say CW vs CCW but if we're doing analysis between the two directions we need to define both.
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Hey you guys, thanks for the feedback. For all our upcoming videos we won't add any music. Unfortunately, TH-cam doesn't allow us to remove the music from previously uploaded videos. Thank you for your understanding.
-GeneralPAC team
Easy to understand, right to the point, thank u !
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Amazing explanation...Just one query..Can zero sequence current exists in a single phase load?
The concept of symmetrical components do not work for single phase systems... I think you can consider the current to be positive sequence only for single phase
Are untransposed transmission lines considered unbalanced?
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Why are the phasors rotating?
Hey John, Phasors represent current/voltage sinusoidal waves magnitude and phase angle. These phasors are rotating in anti-clockwise or clockwise.
Hope you find it useful.
Best regards,
GeneralPAC by AllumiaX
come with all power system related problem load flow ,pu etc.thnx for making nice vedio
Thank you, Sir.
You're welcome :)
Why you begins explanation with negative sequence?
Hi, I like your lecture. Thanks
Very good explain
Hi , thank you so much for this cours. My question is that the normal sequence is ABC ? yes No
I think most energy providers have ABC phase sequence. But you must always verify by the energy provider. There are some utilities who have ABC phase sequence... while others are ACB phase sequence.
thanx
first of all I want to thank you for your service and for this great work explanation, secondely the link below it's not working so if that is possible I wondering if you can send me a new link for get more details , thank you
switching B and C is the same as saying CW vs CCW though.. right?
OK i guess I understand why it's not.. because your analysis depends on a constant direction of phase rotation. Some contractors will just say CW vs CCW but if we're doing analysis between the two directions we need to define both.
Very nice
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Cool videos, but just an FYI: my employer and presumably plenty of others do not allow us to use URL shorteners for security reasons. So none of your links work.
Again what's with the music? It's at a lower level than in part 1a, but music playing in educational videos is distracting and unnecessary.
All new videos have no music :)