Elements of Electrical Engineering: Mrs. Shital M. Pujara
Elements of Electrical Engineering: Mrs. Shital M. Pujara
Elements of Electrical Engineering: Mrs. Shital M. Pujara
Engineering
Guided by :-
Mrs. Shital M. Pujara
Delta-Star Network
CERTIFICATE
This is to certify that
Mrinal Hinduja (13BEEENO.036)(052)
Amey Nashikkar(13BEEEGO.055)(002)
Hasnain Thakhrawala(13BEEEMO.058)(117)
Sneh Patel(13BEEEMO.042)( )
Of Electrical-1 has completed their Active Learning
Assignment for term ending in December 2013
DATE:25/11/2013
• Mrinal Hinduja
• Amey Nashikkar
• Hasnain Thakhrawala
• Sneh Patel
CONTENTS
• INTRODUCTION
• DELTA-STAR TRANSFORMATION
• STAR-DELTA TRANSFORMATION
• ADVANTAGES
• DISADVANTAGES
INTRODUCTION
Introduction
• Three branches in an electrical network can be
connected in numbers of forms but most
common among them is either star or delta
form.
• In delta connection three branches are so
connected that they form a closed loop that is
they are mesh connected. As these three
branches are connected nose to tail they forms
an triangular closed loop, this configuration is
referred as delta connection.
• On the other hand when either terminal of three
branches are connected to a common point to
form a Y like pattern is known as star
connection.
• But these star and delta connections can be
transformed from one form to other. For
simplifying complex network, it is often required
delta to star or star to delta transformation.
Delta - Star Transformation
• The replacement of delta or mesh by equivalent star
connection is known as delta - star
transformation.
• The two connections are equivalent or identical to
each other if the impedance is measured between
any pair of lines.
• That means the value of impedance will be same if
it is measured between any pair of lines irrespective
of whether the delta is connected between the lines
or its equivalent star is connected between that
lines.
Derivation (Δ-Y)
• To convert a delta network to an equivalent star
network we need to derive a transformation
formula for equating the various resistors to
each other between the various terminals.
Consider the circuit below.
• Consider a delta system whose three corner points are
A, B and C as shown in the figure. Electrical
resistance of the branch between points A & B, B & C
and C & A are R1, R2 and R3 respectively. The resistance
between the points A & B will be
RAB = RA + RB
• Since the two systems are identical, resistance measured
between terminals A and B in both systems must be equal.
Subtracting equations (I), (II) and (III) from equation (IV) we get,
• The relation of delta - star transformation can be
expressed as follows
• The equivalent star resistance connected to a given
terminal is equal to the product of the two delta
resistances connected to the same terminal divided by
the sum of the delta connected resistances.
• If the delta connected system has same resistance R at
its three sides then equivalent star resistance r will be:
Example (Δ-Y)