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SLG Fault Contribution From 3 Winding Transformer 2

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3winding

Electrical
Jul 11, 2003
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Scenario. Mulitiple generators connected to the grid through a Wye/Wye transformer with a Delta Tertiary (buried).

For a SLG fault on the HV side of the transformer, will the grid contribute SLG current through the transformer?

The SKM model I am running shows a higher SLG current on the HV side of the transformer than the LV side (after turns ratio applied), so I assume the transformer is acting as a source to the fault?
 
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If it is a grounded wye-grounded wye, yes there is a zero sequence connection through the transformer as well as the ability to source ground fault current. If ungrounded, the zero sequence connection would be open.
 
Yes, Yn0Yn0d Transformers act as source to the griund fault current and what you are experiencing is correct.
 
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