Anyone can answer this, but for anyone who's got the Chelapati book, this is on page 3-48, why do they divide the 208 by sqrt 3 to transfer the l-n voltage on the low side to the l-n voltage on the high side?? The high side is delta, so the single phase equivalent would still just be the 2400V. Am I wrong here?? I assume that they say that "the stated voltage require the three single-phase transformers to be connected Delta-Wye..." because the generator nominal voltage (which means is L-L) is the same as the given high side rating of the transformer, and the load is 208V but the rating of the single phase low side of the transformer is 120V. Otherwise, how can you tell just by the voltages what the configuration of the transformer (without assuming standard ratings).
Thanks,
Cruz
Thanks,
Cruz
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