Vector Groups
Vector Groups
1. Draw the vector diagram of the voltages: 2. Draw the Y-side and the windings of the d-side:
VC1
VA2 VB2
VA1
VB1
VC2
3. Use the vector diagram to find out how to 4. Draw the connection of phase A of the d-side
calculate the voltage of phase A of side 2: according to the previous vector diagram:
The voltage at the clamps is constructed from the voltages of the
VC1 windings of the d-side
VA2 = VC1-VA1
VA2 +VA1 -VA1 -VA1 +VA1 VA2
VA1
-210°
+VB1 -VB1 -VB1 +VB1 VB2
5. Use the vector diagram to find out how to 6. Draw the connection of phase B of the d-side
calculate the voltage of phase B of side 2: according to the previous vector diagram:
VA1
+VB1 -VB1 -VB1 +VB1 VB2
VB2 = VA1-VB1
30°
VB1 +VC1 -VC1 -VC1 +VC1 VC2
7. Use the vector diagram to find out how to 8. Draw the connection of phase C of the d-side
calculate the voltage of phase C of side 2: according to the previous vector diagram:
-90°
How to Draw the Fault Currents at an Yd Transformer: (Example: Single Phase Fault on Side 2, Ph B)
9. Place the fault at one side of the transformer: 10. Draw the currents in the windings of the faulty
side of the transformer
11. Draw the currents in the windings of the non- 12. Draw the currents at the clamps of the non-faulty
faulty side of the transformer side of the transformer
Yd Transformers with Single Phase Faults
VC2
Yd1 VC1
VA1
VB2
-30°
VA2
VB1
Yd3 VC1
VB2 VC2
VA1
-90°
VB1
VA2
VB2
Yd5 VC1
VA1
VA2 VC2
VB1 -150°
Yd7 VC1
VB2
VA2
VA1
-210°
VB1
VC2
VA2
Yd9 VC1
VA1
VC2 VB2
-270°
VB1
Yd11 VC1
VA2
VC2
VA1
-330°
VB1
VB2
How to Draw a Dy Transformer: (Example Dy9)
2. Draw the D-side and the windings of the y-side and
1. Draw the vector diagram of the voltages:
the voltages at the windings of side 1:
VA2 The voltage at the windings consits of the clamp voltages on both sides
VC1
of the winding.
VA1 VA1-VB1
VC2 VB2
VB1 Vector Group 9 * -30° = -270° VB1-VC1
VC1-VA1
3. Draw the voltages of side 2:
The voltage at the windings of side 1 is transmitted directly to side 2.
The + and – show the polarity of the voltage on side 2. 4. Use the vector diagram to find out how to
calculate the voltage of phase A of side 2:
VB1
VC1-VA1 - VC1-VA1 + -270°
5. Draw the connection of phase A of the y-side 6. Use the vector diagram to find out how to
according to the previous vector diagram: calculate the voltage of phase B of side 2:
In this example it needs to be connected to the – side of the second
winding. -(VB1-VC1) = VC1-VB1
-30°
VC1
VB2 = VA1-VC1
VA1-VB1 - VA1-VB1 + VA1
VB2
VB1-VC1 - VB1-VC1 +
VC1-VA1 - VC1-VA1 +
7. Draw the connection of phase B of the y-side 8. Use the vector diagram to find out how to
according to the previous vector diagram: calculate the voltage of phase C of side 2:
VA1-VB1 - VA1-VB1 +
VA1
VB1-VC1 - VB1-VC1 +
-30°
VC2
VC2 = VA1-VC1
VC1-VA1 - VC1-VA1 + VB1
9. Draw the connection of phase C of the y-side 10. Draw the starpoint (and if necessary the ground)
according to the previous vector diagram: of the y-side:
The Fault Currents are Drawn Similar to the Yd Transformer: (Example: Single Phase Fault on Side 2, Ph B)
Dy Transformers with Single Phase Faults
VC2
Dy1 VC1
VA1
VB2
-30°
VA2
VB1
Dy3 VC1
VB2 VC2
VA1
-90°
VB1
VA2
VB2
Dy5 VC1
VA1
VA2 VC2
VB1 -150°
Dy7 VC1
VB2
VA2
VA1
-210°
VB1
VC2
VA2
Dy9 VC1
VA1
VC2 VB2
-270°
VB1
Dy11 VC1
VA2
VC2
VA1
-330°
VB1
VB2