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WHAT IS THE USE OF TERTIARY WINDING IN A STAR/DELTA
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Answer Posted / meenakshi
tertiary winding is basically a low kva rating one
connected in delta which is used for getting a sinusoidal
flux by allowing a triple frequency component to flow.for
the output to be sinusoidal, flux must contain the triple
frequency component.
source: theraja
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