It is usual to represent a balanced three-phase network as a single-phase equivalent, and to use per-unit quantities within that scenario.
An edition of Power System Load Flow Analysis (Professional Engineering)
(2004)
Power System Load Flow Analysis (Professional Engineering)
by Lynn Powell
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Power System Load Flow Analysis (Professional Engineering)
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