Why 3 Phase AC instead of Single Phase???
Why 3 Phase AC instead of Single Phase???
Seems we can run pretty much everything on a single-phase AC, then why bother with 3 phases??
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in Poland, in most houses are momted 3 phases because of situations when three falls on electrical lines and then one phase is dead and other one works
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Why not 12 phase? 😬
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Your description of phases being used in Canada doesn’t necessarily apply everywhere. Apartment buildings tend to use 2 legs of a 3 phase where houses tend to run split phase, which is a single phase run through a transformer with a center tap neutral
In europe we get all three phases in the home. Sometimes for three phase outlets but mostly for the stove to power the hotplates. The regular outlets and light are distributed over the three phases to roughly equalize the load across them.
Some places have 240 V difference. I wonder what the transformers are like in these places.
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You don’t have split-phase power in Canada? Our residential power here in the US has two 120v legs, but they’re 180° out of phase with each other, not 120°, so you do get the full 240v between them. The only place I’ve seen appliances that run on 208v power is in commercial buildings (a stovetop in a break room or something like that).
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can you show us the connection of 3 phase more and how is connected in lines and how it connect to different machines
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We get 3 phase electricity in most houses in my country.
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I always wondered why doubling up 120 made 208 and not 240 but this makes perfect sense because when the phases shift 120 degrees the peaks and valleys aren’t directly over each other so you don’t get the full peak and valley of the wavelength that you would get at 180 degrees
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In Europe we’re also using 3 Phase AC to charge EVs faster 😀
You did a great job
Hahah what thats fucking dumb with that color code, lol in germany always brown <(much often) or black ar the phase und blue is neutral and yellow/green is the saveline/ground. I knew usa are so dumb but I dont know canada is even not so clever, hmmm.
In europe (at least in Germany) you get all three phases in households. We get 3 phases with 230V AC and usally three 16A breakers, which allow for 11kW power consumption (in some cases like an continous-flow water heater we even get 24kW).
This video really made me appreciate how much of a genius tesla was, with a modern perspective it’s easy to see 3-phase ac is the way to go, but to conceptualize these ideas over 100 years ago, and then make them a reality is truly amazing. Truly a genius and a very creative thinker
Great video. So informative.
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hey electroBOOM so i bought this 80gal air compressor its 220v but when i plug it in and try and use it it barely runs. so its 3 phase? cant i just take 2 or 3 220v circuits and combine them to equate 3 phase power? i feel like the dude that sold me the compressor rip me off. Also what does 50htZ or 60htZ mean(sorry about the big Z my computer the little Z won’t work) Because i have an old lincoln engine driven welder/generator but it only has 50htZ power and not 60htZ. or something. idk. but i plug stuff into it and they work fine so wtf? do i need to start up that thing and plug it into my compressor to make a 4th phase of power. j/k i don’t care about the 4th phase just the htZ.