Engineering Board Exam Reviewer · Three-Phase Systems in Power Applications · easy
In a balanced delta-connected load, the relationship between the line current IL and the phase current Iph is
- IL=Iph
- IL=Iph/ 3
- IL= 3,Iph
- IL=3Iph
Answer
C. IL= 3,Iph
Solution
At each corner of the delta the line current is the phasor difference of two phase currents 120° apart, giving IL= 3,Iph. The line voltage equals the phase voltage.
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