My Dye Transformer Connection - Something's Wrong!

Hi,
I’m trying to connect this ideal transformer to this inverter circuit. The expected current values at the grid side are 347.8 A rms per phase. However, I’m getting 4000A! When I remove the transformer, my values are reasonable. Is there anything wrong with my connection? What could the problem be? As my thesis deadline is approaching, i would appreciate an urgent reply. Thank you.

One cannot say exactly what the problem is without knowing more about the inverter subsystems and the phasing on your AC voltage sources.

However, my suspicions are 1) the phasing of your windings is not what you expected (for example, your Vab delta-port is connected to what might be your Vcn wye-port) and 2) you are not accounting for the phase shift of the transformer in your AC source voltages especially since you say it works fine without a transformer.

I would recommend doing a search for “Transformer Vector Groups” online. You will see a few diagrams on how to properly connect the terminals and the associated phase shift for different wiring configurations.

Great. Thank you for your help.