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Modelling a Tertiary Winding Transformer:
An equivalent positive and zero sequence circuit is required as indicated below:

The first step :
Obtain the leakage impedance between:
Primary (p) and Secondary (p) Zps
Primary (p) and Tertiary (t) Zpt
Secondary (s) and Tertiary (t) Zst
These values should be available from the transformer manufacturer, otherwise applying a test voltage to one of the windings, shorting the second winding and opening the third winding can complete a test. Repeat for the other windings to obtain the required impedance.
To obtain Zp, Zs and Zt the following relationships exist:

The second step
Obtain the neutral impedance of:
Primary (p) and Neutral (n) - Znp
Secondary (s) and Neutral (n) - Zns
Tertiary (t) and Neutral (n) - Znt
The zero sequence impedance then is as follows:

For a grounded star winding, use Znp and/or Zns and/or Znt as applicable.
For an ungrounded star or a delta winding, ignore the neutral impedance.
The third step Create three transformers with above data.