Line voltage and Phase Voltage in a Star connection. Three phase voltage or star connection generally consists of voltage flowing through three different channels, for our simplicity we name it Voltage in the red line (V R), Voltage in Yellow line(V Y), the voltage in blue line(V B). The voltage in all three channels is equal. Mathematically Summary. There are two ways to connect a three-phase system: Star or Delta. Line to line current in a star connection is equal to line to neutral current. However, the voltage between lines is equal to the root of three times the voltage between lines and neutral. Star-Delta Connection Overview. In this type of transformer connection, then primary is connected in star fashion while the secondary is connected in delta fashion as shown in the Figure 1 below. Figure 1 – Transformer Connection – Star-Delta. The voltages on primary and secondary sides can be represented on the phasor diagram as shown in The new VA rating of the transformers for open delta connection to deliver 60 VA will be equal to 60/0.557=107.71 VA. Thus, each transformer VA rating in an open delta connection to deliver 60 VA to load will be 107.71/3=35.90 VA. Problem 2: Two single-phase transformers of rating 100 KVA are connected in an open delta connection. Star-Delta Connection Overview. In this type of transformer connection, then primary is connected in star fashion while the secondary is connected in delta fashion as shown in the Figure 1 below. The voltages on primary and secondary sides can be represented on the phasor diagram as shown in the Figure 2 below. In this video, the concept of Delta Star is explained. The viewer is taught how to convert from Star to Delta and vice versa. Delta Star transformation allow TGL7p. 61 280 105 141 363 362 220 65 130

delta and star connection difference