Mivey:
I noticed that you keep referring to transformers appear to be fed from the Polly phase supply where you would still have reference to the 120? phase shift between the phases, this is where and only where you can use an open Y bank from 2 phase conductors and the neutral to create a 3 phase output from the transformer bank, after you have transformed through a single phase transformer you no longer have this option or we would never need roto phase converters, some of the references also would not apply after you have transformed through a single phase transformer, and in a building with only 240/120 single phase as this has already been done.
if I have this wrong someone educate me:happyyes: this is how I learn:thumbsup:
With a single phase transformer, you will never get anything other than voltages at D? and D+-180? because the neutral is located on the line from D? to D+-180? (or +-D if it makes you happy). Note that this is not the case with 120/208 and that is why we call it a "network" system instead of a single-phase system.
Anyway, the purpose of the open wye configuration is to show the use of forces in the single-phase transformer windings in both directions. Normally with an open-wye, we have an open delta on the secondary that allows us to close the "V" (the leg of the "Y" is missing). Here, the three voltage points are readily available and we just have to close the "V".
With the open-wye to wye transformation, we do not close the top of the "Y", but instead use the voltages in 1/2 of the windings that are displaced by 180? from the other 1/2 to create the missing leg of the "Y". This missing leg has is a voltage point that is not readily available.
The reason I used this example is because with a single transformer, some have argued that the 180? displaced voltage is not a real voltage but just a math trick. This configuration uses two transformers and uses the 180? displaced voltages in each one to create the missing voltage in the wye.
I thought this would refute the statements that the displaced voltages were not real since these systems are actually in place and create a voltage that no one can say is not really displaced 120? from the other legs of the wye. In the open-wye to wye case, we could not create the missing leg of the "Y" if the displaced voltages were not real and really displaced.