Figure 5.1: Equivalent circuit diagram of a single-phase short-circuit (system with low-impedance earthing). (a) Diagram in RYB-system, (b) equivalent circuit diagram in the system of symmetrical ...

The principal arrangement of a power system with resonance earthing is outlined in Figure 5.10. Figure 5.10: System with resonance earthing, earth-fault in phase R. (a) Equivalent diagram in ...

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