in a solar power plant,we are going to step up the voltage 350V to 33kv, and to 132kv GSS.
i want to ask that if it is possible that 315v/33kv is not possible because we also use 315v/11kv. or it should be 415v/33kv? is it effects generation or losses? 
the second question is-generation is depends on LV winding? or LV winding design for generation voltage?



in a solar power plant,we are going to step up the voltage 350V to 33kv, and to 132kv GSS. i want t..

Answer / Ram Awasthi

The low-voltage (LV) winding of a transformer does not directly determine the generation voltage, but it affects the voltage level at which electricity is delivered to the grid. The design of the LV winding can influence the voltage level by adjusting the turns ratio between the primary and secondary windings, but the actual generation voltage is determined by the generator itself.

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