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Two 11 kv lines are feeding to common bus in a
substation,I have one set of CT & PT(3ct,2pt), How can I
measure both lines power using single set.
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Answer Posted / pradip
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN LINE PT AND BUS PT?
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