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You can use a high kva transformer, it just means that you will have a high SC current. More
In line with Alan's comment, I'd recommend that you discuss this with the utility that you intend to connect to to determine their requirements for connection and protection. They may also be able to recommend a consultant or contractor to... More
OK, so answer us one question: what are you trying to accomplish with this machine? What do you mean by "This gizmo will work"? If it works, what do you hope it will do? More
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"If you think this machine will generate infinite energy and power itself, then I agree with the other site, and you should be banned here as well for wasting our time. But that's not my decision.""Infinite" is a concept; nothing... More
Thank you Mr Allan for your reply We are manufacturing testing equipment ,we what to test SC test at 240V on relay at 6kA , we what to generat Short circuit current using transformer primary 415V secondary 240 V 6KA... More
Hi jake,Physical location is a big factor, cable install or overhead line install cost, the closer the better.If your gas turbine doesn't generator at the voltage of the substation that you would be connecting to, you will need to install... More
Hi, the secondary side is generally speaking the low voltage side of the transformer, which has the highest current of the 2 sides. This is why the SC calculations are based on secondary values.The primary voltage is not required. The... More