Negative Sequence Components | What are their sources?

Negative Sequence Components | What are their sources?
Electrical Engineering Concepts | Engineering Simple
This short video explains the source of negative sequence currents and voltages. Generators do not produce negative sequence currents. Negative sequence currents are produced from open phase scenarios, unbalanced load scenarios, unbalanced line impedance scenarios, and unbalanced fault scenarios such as line-to-ground, line-to-line-to-ground, or line-to-line faults.

[@sumbarzegaran2817]

L-L faults do not result in I0 flow, do they?

[@engineeringsimple]

Thank you for your question. Zero sequence current (I0) only occurs when ground is involved: L-G, L-L-G and unbalanced loading if the neutral is grounded. Thanks.

[@snoopah3077]

In the intro, Are you in an airport runway? Lol

[@commenter5469]

You forgot harmonics