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sri.yours
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power plant erection

10/30/2009 4:55 AM

in a 2*25 MW Thermal power plant wat are the type of transformers(step up & down) with ratings & wat r the ht motors & types fof gus ducts & types of cables& thype og generator and alternators.
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10/30/2009 10:48 AM

There are most types of transformers in a power plant.

If you want more precise information, provide a more precise question.

Please use the spell checker.

Do your own homework.

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