Answer / biju

The answer is v can have many phases but maximum efficiency, v get in 3 phase only. Other phases will work in less efficiency.

Answer / manju

As considering all above
points,we can generate 4 or
more phases but matter is
that cost and as we move
greater phases the
hormonics will be more and
power may lag. And in case if
we possible.

Answer / kamal

yes we can get no of phases but there are so many problems
the main reason is harmonics

Answer / sanjeevi kumar

Our generation & Distribution of power had a international Grid. international grid Standard 3Ph(RYB)only. So not necessary for 4Ph & 5Ph generation.

Answer / simon

In India can generate max 11000V from alternator. There r 3 sets of winding's r located at an angle of 120° respectively so .There genrated v is
in 3 different starting value which is further nominated by name R.Y.B.Of of v change the angle There vll b clash among V & I develop hence There capicity, effifency of The load vll decrease.

Answer / sss

what return current
nonsense

Answer / senthil ganapathy

Hi Sukhvinder

so you mean to say that when we are running 10 generators
in parallel, we get 10 * 3 = 30 phases,...


GREAT....THanks for your suggestion to improve electric
power in india....

Indian Electrical board will proud of You

Answer / sukhvinder

As we know that in power sytem there is namely RYB phase
sequence. one genrator has been designed for three phase.
if there are numbers of generator running in parralel then
there will generated power have phases of RYB*NO. of
generator(assumed)but all geration will be added in form of
three phases only.

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