Principles of Symmetrical Components part 1d

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[@fitofight8540]

I wanna know how can a fault change the angles between the phasers?

[@francesconigri745]

Wonderful and useful tutorial. I'm glad I did my subscription. I'm sure I'll be back here as soon as possible to learn more.

[@blacklightning7227]

Components are useful. Thank you for sharing!

[@blacklightning7227]

Great video!

[@mehmetemindursun1693]

it s very usefull thanks

[@imadrahawi3624]

What is the application that is used for this demonstration ?

[@Generalpac]

Here is it: stevenblair.github.io/seq/

[@syed_taha_ahmed]

What sort of fault creates unbalance by changing magnituides only by keeping angle constant

[@Generalpac]

Hi Taha, Theoretically, there are no unbalance faults that can cause changes in magnitude while keeping angles constant. However, in practical scenarios, several unbalance conditions exist, such as current surges, dips, unbalanced loading, and voltage fluctuations. These conditions can appear for a certain milli or microseconds. Hope you find it useful. Regards, GeneralPAC by AllumiaX

[@qaz1234ism]

sir I have one doubt... why the angle is 120 then how to measure this angle... then how to maintain this angle in symmetrical fault...

[@DrNagarajaKumariElectrical]

Its very useful n nice explanation. really looking forward for the next videos. good work

[@yusdiarsandy_4709]

Thank you so much

[@Generalpac]

You're Welcome :)

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[@msiteea4280]

Unbalanced and unsymmetrical are 2 different things I guess.zero sequence currents are symmetrical faults but can only exist in unbalanced system.A balanced system only has positive sequence current

[@jontopham2742]

some people might be more familiar with asymmetrical

[@dubol07]

Asymmetrical is the word not unsymmetrical!!

[@kletops46]

That 'Music' is really annoying. When a real live Lecturer is delivering a Lecture they don't have Music playing in the background.

[@JoshuaLove-j6j]

Is the planetarium aware that you ripped off their soundtrack?

[@Dpfpv1]

same stuff repeated in 4 videos ....