Use of single-conductor concentric-neutral cables in underground distribution requires a method with new features for proper inclusion of the effects of the concentric- neutral upon the positive-and negative-sequence network impedances. Circulating currents in the concentric-neutrals cannot be ignored in any of the sequence networks, and the dissymmetry in cable spacing substantially increases the effects.
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