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Transformers play an indispensable role in power systems, and almost every electrical device relies on their stable power supply. Sometimes you may find that the transformer's voltage is unstable, or even unbalanced. This phenomenon not only affects the operating efficiency of equipment but also may bring a series of serious safety hazards. What exactly causes transformer voltage imbalance? And how to effectively solve this problem?1.Three-Phase Load ImbalanceThe voltage balance of a transformer

Single-phase grounding, line break (open-phase), and resonance can all cause three-phase voltage unbalance. Correctly distinguishing among them is essential for rapid troubleshooting.Single-Phase GroundingAlthough single-phase grounding causes three-phase voltage unbalance, the line-to-line voltage magnitude remains unchanged. It can be classified into two types: metallic grounding and non-metallic grounding. Inmetallic grounding, the faulted phase voltage drops to zero, while the other two phas