why the transformer secondary voltage is more than the load
end voltage like t/f 11KV/433V for 415V(terminal voltage)
Answer Posted / a.k.sen
To compensate the V-drop in the Transformer (considering Impedence value)at full load, Secondary voltage at 433V is selected for load terminal voltage at 415V.
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