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anurag_82
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Highly-Inductive Transformer Windings

12/04/2008 1:37 PM

Which Winding of Transformer is consider to be Highly Inductive and why.

2.Suppose a Transfromer having 260MVA 420/24Kv class having Lv Resistance 1.1mohm takes more time to stabilise as well as takes more current wrt HV
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rudy.leurs
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Re: Highly-Inductive Transformer Windings

12/05/2008 9:00 AM

impossible to understand your quenstion.

Is it possible to give more details please.
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