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The paper deals with the issue of symmetrical components in transformers, considering various winding connections in the occurrence of different types of faults. The transformer is a determining element for the connection of the equivalent model in the zero-sequence and, therefore, also determines the magnitude of the impedance in the zero-sequence and the magnitude of the zero-sequence current. The equivalent model in the zero sequence primarily affects fault currents and voltage in the electrical grid during the most common fault, the phase-to-ground fault. The theory of component systems is well-known and widely published. This paper aims to explain the properties of a two-winding transformer in symmetrical component systems based on the results of simulations implemented in MATLAB.
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