2016
DOI: 10.3103/s1068371216050072
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A simulation mathematical model of a traction transformer with tapped secondary windings

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“…The primary side of the traction transformer is connected to two phases in the three‐phase power system: one end of the secondary side is connected to the traction bus and the other end is connected with the track and the ground network. In the traction transformer capacity utilization is low, but its single‐phase traction load in the power system of the negative sequence current is large, the supply of electricity to the catenary cannot achieve bilateral power supply [2]. Therefore, this connection is only suitable for larger power system capacity, the power grid is more developed and three‐phase load power can be reliably supplied by the local grid occasions.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The primary side of the traction transformer is connected to two phases in the three‐phase power system: one end of the secondary side is connected to the traction bus and the other end is connected with the track and the ground network. In the traction transformer capacity utilization is low, but its single‐phase traction load in the power system of the negative sequence current is large, the supply of electricity to the catenary cannot achieve bilateral power supply [2]. Therefore, this connection is only suitable for larger power system capacity, the power grid is more developed and three‐phase load power can be reliably supplied by the local grid occasions.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%