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PROCEDURE TO CARRY OUT TEMPERATURE RISE TEST FOR CAST RESIN POWER TRANSFORMERS

12/08/2010 11:56 PM

Dear Sir,

I want to do the Temperature Rise test for 3 MVA,11KV,433V cast resin Power Transformers by using Double Source arrangement . Please send me the relavant details ( Procedure)along with circuit diagram .

Do the needful.

Regards.

kollangi.mohana
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Re: PROCEDURE TO CARRY OUT TEMPERATURE RISE TEST FOR CAST RESIN POWER TRANSFORMERS

12/09/2010 7:48 AM

It would be much quicker to get this information from the transformer manufacturer directly.

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