An-Najah University: Electrical Circuits Lab
An-Najah University: Electrical Circuits Lab
An-Najah University: Electrical Circuits Lab
Lab(10641215) Experiment #9
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Instructor Name: Dr.Omar Khaled Tamimi Course Name: ELECTRICAL CIRCUITS LAB
Three phase circuit is the polyphase system where three phases are send
together from the generator to the load. Each phase are having a
phase difference of 120°, i.e 120° angle electrically. So from the total
of 360°, three phases are equally divided into 120° each. The power
in three phase system is continuous as all the three phases are
involved in generating the total power. The sinusoidal waves for 3
phase system is shown below.The three phase system is used to
reduce the costs .It does so by using smaller cross sectional area
power cables to transfer power than the single phase . As a result
less cost of the power system which means less power is lost in form
of heat and that is so good .
1. Power supply.
2. Digital multi-meter (DMM).
3. Training electronic board.
4. Wires.
5. Resistors: 1KΩ.
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*Procedures*
1. Connect the three sources to the digital oscilloscope and evaluate the phase
shifts.
2. Measuring the the phase and conductor voltages using a digital multimeter
we get :
12.31 VL1L2 7.06 VL1
12.26 VL2L3 7.11 VL2
12.10 VL1L3 7.06 VL3
VL1L2=ξ 3 *7.06=12.31V
VL2L3=ξ 3 *7.11=12.26V
VL1L3=ξ 3 *7.06=12.10V
VL=sqrt(3)*Vphase
Vphase calculated = 7* sqrt(3)=12.124 volt
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-: Part 2 : star connected source star connect load
1. We connected the circuit as shown below, set three load resistor to 1 KΩ each
R1=R2=R3=1 KΩ (balanced load).
2. We measure the conductor (line) current (IL1,IL2,IL3) and the neutral current
IN, and we measure the conductor (line) and phase voltages and note the result
as shown at table below.
3. We change the values of the load resistances such that R1=1KΩ, R2=680Ω,
R3=330 Ω (unbalanced case) and note the result as shown below:
4. We measure the conductor and phase current and voltage as shown below:
Questions:
1) Is there any current flowing in the neutral when the load is balanced? Can we
ignore the neutral line connecting between the source and the load in the
balanced load?
There is no current flow in the neutral line when the system is balanced; we can
ignore the line as the currents in it are zero.
2) Is there any current flowing in the neutral line when the load is unbalanced?
Why?
Unlike the balanced system there a current flow in the neutral because the loads
are not equal so we will find a current in the line them so we can't ignore them.
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C)Star connected source delta connected load:
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*Conclusion*