Re: [TCML] 3 phase to 1 phase conversion

[Mark X2 <susax2@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi all,

we use a . were you use a ,    (but you busted me anyway Brain, since I'm
not consistent if I read back the sentence after that)
I was writing in a reply, that your MG idea is indeed straight forward and
sound. But you already mentioned the IF's and BUT's.
IF I had a generator in my shed , I would've tried, BUT I haven't.  Maybe
search for a High Voltage generator might be even better, if it would
eliminate the need for the HV transformer.

Scotty, and you named it!

Ooh no! I can still taste the smell of burnt silicon, thanks ;)  A 6 or 12
pulse dc coil might be a nice project for a far away future though.

So, If I understand correctly, when connecting a transformer between 2
phases, the RMS voltage simply goes up then (with a factor √2, not? since 3
phase has the factor √3).  What about the current, since each phase is 16A
fused? (never mind, ofcourse, 2 fuses in series, stays 16A fused) Power
output would be 325V x 16A then.
 I would say no grounding, use 2 pole transformer for a floating HV and
primary circuit.

It does ring a faint bell, what you mention about tapping in between and I
like this idea the most so far (sorry Brain), since I do have a 5kW 3ph
motor somewhere. Perhaps you would like to elaborate some Dave?

Thanks for your suggestions,

Mark
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