Greg's image shows the Multi Grounded Common Neutral (Refered to as "MGCN") "version" for 1Ø Medium Voltage Distribution.

I see this type of Primary feeds in Nevada (Las Vegas), and in rural areas of Oregon.

Most of California - at least Southern California, have L-L Primary Feeders for 1Ø Distribution.

Some areas with 12470Y/7200 3Ø 4 Wire Primaries will connect L-N, but this is not a Common Neutral type system - as the Grounded Conductor is not common to both the Primary and Secondary feeders of a given Transformer.

Here are a few Schematics from the Tech. Reference section, covering Residential Distribution Systems:

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Fig. 1.1: Multi-Grounded Comon Neutral (MGCN)

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Fig. 1.2: 3 Phase 4 Wire Distribution - typical in my area on older 4KV Circuits, and some newer 12470Y/7200 4 Wire Circuits

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Fig. 1.3: 3 Phase 3 Wire "L-L" Distribution - typical in my area.

More images may be seen at Residential Distribution Systems page.
Go to the "Menu" at the Tech Reference area, and select from there

Scott

BTW: I just found out the links at the "Menu" need to be re-directed, so I perform the necessary tweeks ASAP.



Scott " 35 " Thompson
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