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vithal3921
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DG Power to Two Diff Plots

07/18/2011 11:59 PM

Can anybody tell me whether it is possible to supply two different plots being two different L T consumers through single Deisel Generator set? or two seperate DGs are requred seperately for two plots?
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Re: DG power to two diff plots

07/19/2011 12:14 AM

You should be able to do this by splitting the DG output into two feeders, perhaps with an electrical meter on each.

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Re: DG power to two diff plots

07/19/2011 1:32 AM

Technically yes !!!!

But the local authority or the power utility may have different requirements , rules or code. The installation MUST be safe.

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