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1. Constant power output: The power delivered by a three phase supply is constant
and that of single phase supply is oscillating.
2. Higher power: For the same copper size output of 3 phase supply is always higher
than single phase supply.
3. Smaller conductor cross section: For given power, cross section area of copper is
smaller as compared to single phase.
4. Magnetic field: Three phase supply has rotating magnetic field and single phase
supply has pulsating magnetic field.
5. Power Handling Capacity: Power handling capacity of three phase supply is three
times more than single phase supply
Consider armature of alternator divided into three groups as shown in fig. The coils are
named as , & which are mounted on same shaft. . The ends of
each coil are brought out through the slipring & brush arrangement to col lect the induced
emf.
Phasor Diagram
If we add three voltages vertically, it can be observed that the sum of the three voltages at
any instant is zero.
i.e The phasor addition of all the phase voltages at any instant in three phase system is
always equal to zero
Symmetrical System
The polyphase system is said to be symmetrical when the emfs of the same frequency in
different phases are equal in magnitude & displaced from one another by equal phase angles.
In three phase system, three voltages are of same magnitude & frequenc y and displaced
from each other by phase angle of 120 degree. Hence, three phase system is also
symmetrical system
Phase Sequence
The sequence in which the voltages in three phases reach their maximum positive
values is called phase sequence.
For three phase system, the phase sequence is R-Y-B
Phase Voltage: It is a voltage across any branch of the three phase load
Phase Current: It is a current passing through any branch of the three phase load
In star connected system, relation between phase & line voltage is given as,
In delta connected system, relation between phase & line voltage is given as,
Voltage
Current
Impedance
Power
Factor Pf = Cos ϕ = = =
pf
Active
Power
P (kW)
Reactive
Power
Q (kVAR)
Apparent
Power
S (kVA)