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In an electric circuit, a linear element is an electrical element with a linear relationship between input current and output voltage. Resistors are the most common example of a linear element; other examples include capacitors, inductors, and transformers

is a normal conductor can be used a core in windings if not what is the winding core speciality.

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We have a 1275KVA existing Transformer in a power plant project. Customer want to get it test & confirm whether it is a Dyn1 Transformer or not. Pleae let me know how to test it.

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Re: What do you mean by Power factor of a generator? Power factor purely depends on the load (wether inductive, reactive or unity) then what does the Power factor mentioned on the generator nameplate means?

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why surge suppressor in vaccum circuit breaker and it is only in motor feeder why not in tranformer feeder?no surge suppresor in ocb in motor feeder?

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how we can calculate chiller required ampear?

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what is the minimum distance between substation wall and LT panel outer surface?

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What is miller crystal oscillator? Explain its operation?

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we use Dyn11 trafo for distribution purpose, if it`s possible for replacing Dyn1. if it`s change means what will happen?

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Pls explain about full theory of salient pole generator?

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how many joints are allowed in underground HT cable of 1 KM

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Why does the speed regulating system adopting I controller have no steady-state error? In this single closed-loop speed regulating system, when the input of the I controller Un=0, what is the output voltage of the regulator? What factors do the output voltage depend on?

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what is the kvar, droop, stability,ramp

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