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engilis
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HV Line Protection Project as .pdf Extension

08/03/2010 12:40 AM

hi sir,

I want just a line feeder's protection project as autocad or pdf in your power transmission system. send me pls if you have that.

additionally if you have an auto transformer protection project. i want that too please.

thanks...

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Re: HV Line Protection Project as .pdf

08/03/2010 1:20 AM

Is this a Homework Projects?....

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08/03/2010 1:43 AM

I need it. Please if you have

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08/03/2010 10:48 AM

No problem. Just send cash. <Splutter, wheeze>

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Re: HV Line Protection Project as .pdf Extension

08/03/2010 2:01 AM

I think better to start from basics and please dont tell that you are a designer

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Re: HV Line Protection Project as .pdf Extension

08/03/2010 4:10 PM

Firstly, what's a "line feeder's protection project" and an "auto transformer protection project"? This is just far too vague, the voltage/country/standards/project size, etc hasn't even been specified!

Do you want us to send proprietary information on a customer's design to you! Do you know how much legal trouble I would get into (even if I knew exactly what you were after with you vague questions)!

Please explain your question/interest/homework in more detail if you expect an answer! Is this some sort of general interest learning exercise or something more sinister.

Jack - A Real Protection Engineer!

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