11kv/0.433kv, 2 mva , transformer , for protection and
metering how many CT/PT are required?
Answer Posted / shailesh taware
1 CT WITH 3 CORE
1st CORE FOR O/C & E/F PROTECTION
2nd CORE FOR METERING WITH INSULATION CLASS 0.5
3rd CORE FOR DIFFERENTIAL PROTECTION
1 PT WITH 2 CORE
1st CORE FORE O/C & E/F PROTECTION
2nd CORE FORE METERING
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