For my plant the electricity department charging some
amount for t/f losses. May i know what are transformer
losses



For my plant the electricity department charging some amount for t/f losses. May i know what are t..

Answer / k.prakashchandra

Tr losses are charged if the metering is done on LT side
instead of HT side in case of HT consumers.It is assessed to
be 1.5 to 3% of total energy recorded.These are iron and
copper losses.

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