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On the secondary of a wye wye transformer , if a phase is connected backwards , how will this change the phase sequence and its output?
 

Commercial WYE WYE Transformers do not provide access to all 6 terminals of the primary or secondary windings. They have the common terminal connected internally and brought out as a single connection, so it is not possible to do what you propose. However, if all 6 terminals of, say, the secondary were available, the result would be an unsymmetrical phase relationship with the 3 phases separated by 60 degrees instead of the normal 120 degrees. If the normal phase sequence is A-B-C, then the new (Unsymmetrical) phase sequence would be A-C-B, with a 240 degree gap between C and B.
 

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