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    Given a transformer with a ratio of 2.998 and a current of 10 amps flowing in phase a to ground, the document calculates the currents in each phase of the transformer (IA, IB, IC) as 1.926 amps, 0 amps, and -1.926 amps respectively.

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    Given a transformer with a ratio of 2.998 and a current of 10 amps flowing in phase a to ground, the document calculates the currents in each phase of the transformer (IA, IB, IC) as 1.926 amps, 0 amps, and -1.926 amps respectively.

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    Given a transformer with a ratio of 2.998 and a current of 10 amps flowing in phase a to ground, the document calculates the currents in each phase of the transformer (IA, IB, IC) as 1.926 amps, 0 amps, and -1.926 amps respectively.

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    of 1

    A B C

    IA IB IC

    1 I1 2 I2 3 I3

    a b c
    Ia Ib Ic

    4 5 6

    Assuming that 10 amps flows from phase a to ground.

    Transformer Currents
    Transformer Ratio = Tr
    12.47kV
    Tr :=
    4.16kV Tr = 2.998

    Ia := 10 ∠ 0 Ib := 0 ∠ 0 Ic := 0 ∠ 0

    Ia Ib Ic
    I1 := I2 := I3 :=
    Tr ⋅ 3 Tr ⋅ 3 Tr ⋅ 3

    IA := I1 − I2 IB := I2 − I3 IC := I3 − I1

    IA = 1.926 IB = 0 IC = −1.926

    IA = 1.926 IB = 0 IC = 1.926

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