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Local Artificial Zero from Three Phases

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This passive circuit generates a local artificial zero at places, where only three phase power is available, such as ships.

The relays are closed after the simulation is started. They are open, so the simulator don’t start up with an enormous DC current in the primary windings.
I believe this occur, because the initial condition is calculated from a static scenario, where almost no resistance is present between the phases. This is not a problem in reality.

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