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rameshababu73
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IBT and IDT Power Transformers

05/06/2008 12:39 AM

In Power Transformers what is the full form of IBT and IDT Kindly answer anyone thanks.
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Re: IBT and IDT Power Transformers

05/07/2008 11:59 AM

I am not familiar with those acronyms. Can you provide more info regarding the size or the application?
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Re: IBT and IDT Power Transformers

05/10/2008 12:37 AM

132/11kV TRANSFORMERS, I think IBT means Inter bus transformer & IDT means Inter distrubution Transformer it is correct?
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