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What should the transformer connection of a 11/220 kV step up
and 66/11 kV step down transformer ?
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Answer Posted / david san rich
11/220 steps up the voltage and decreases the current .
there will be no change in power value And in 66/11 transformer
the voltage is voltage is stepped down and current value is
increased simularly here also no change in power value
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