My initial thoughts were that the phenomenon was due to inrush currents.
However, the theory of sequential interruption of current of differnt poles explains the observed currents.
The system is a three wire system, with no neutral. All transformer star points are, however, connected to...
Here is the waveform file that I was not able to attach to the previous post.http://files.engineering.com/getfile.aspx?folder=7760acf3-c704-43ba-8e2a-a6a36fab9d69&file=Middle_of_pulse.pdf
Hi Bronzeado,
The event that occurred was a bit more complex than what I described in my previous email.
The setup basically consists of a number of generators connected to a common 33 kV busbar by means of star delta transformers (Star winding is on the 33 kV side, with a solid connection to...
Thank you for all your posts.
The actual problem that we experienced occurred in a power station when one of the generator transformers was disconnected from the 33 kV busbars.
The other generator transformers, that are also star connected on the 33 kV side, detected a 20 ms current flow...
Many discussions are found on inrush current when energising a power transformer. Has anyone got any experience of a current unbalance on the star-point to ground connection during the instant that a transformer was switched off ? Has any analysis been done on the currents that exist as the...