> OK, what's the bottom line, did you succeed in harvesting > any surplus energy. If we measure the input energy for delta loads, this would be considered the proper procedure to note I squared R expenditures on each phase delivery of energy for each phase. A small portion of the delivery energy is wasted on the delivery lines. We can sum the load wattage and the loss delivery line wattages and conclude that this amount of energy represents the energy output.
In a normal timeframe each one amp current obtained as loads of 120 degrees timing separation of cycles from the delivery line will hold the ratio that 1.7 A delivery from stator line will serve two branches of 1 A on each phase; whereby this works from the fact that the sending and receiving currents for each phase use a common wire, and that sending delivery wire to both current branches then contains the vector subtraction of these currents in time existing on the delta loads. If we simply measure the delta energy on each phase, this says nothing about how that 1.7/1 A delivery line ratio may change from the process of the load. So right away the terminology of how we should exactly measure the input energy becomes confusing. HDN
