Abstract
When a motor is started through a transformer bank that serves both power and lighting loads, there is a dip in voltage on the lighting circuits. A digital computer study has been made of the voltage on the lighting phase during motor starting for the open-delta connection of transformer secondary windings. Equivalent circuits have been developed for the general case of the open-delta transformer connections having legs of different kilovolt-ampere ratings.
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