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Can we parallel lise the secondary side of the two similiar
transformers with same voltage ration, imp, but with
different vector groups.. ( for ex. 11 KV / 6.6KV two
trfs but different vector groups can we parallelise both of
them ,, what happens if we parallelise them
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Answer Posted / jitendra kumar
We cant parallise without same vector.If we parallise then
it may possible transformer output imbalance.
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