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Earthing Transformer vs. Transformer Reactor

08/19/2008 10:41 AM

DOES AN EARTHING TRANSFORMER SERVES THE SAME PURPOSE AS A TRANSFORMER REACTOR OR WORKS DIFFERENTLY?
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Re: NETWORK PROTECTION

08/19/2008 10:57 AM

Earthing transformer is a source for zero sequence current supply in power systems. But a series reactor active as current limiter or impedance compensator and parallel reactor is a reactive load which applied for load compensation.

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