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difference between EMVT, PT & CVT ?

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difference between EMVT, PT & CVT ?..

Answer / k.prakashchandra

EMVT-electromagnetic voltage transformer
PT-Potential transformer
CVT- coupling(capacitor) voltage tr

Is This Answer Correct ?    65 Yes 8 No

difference between EMVT, PT & CVT ?..

Answer / khilendra pant

EMVT:-Electromegnetic voltage transformer.

PT:-Potential transformer.

CVT:-Capacitor voltage transformer.

Is This Answer Correct ?    36 Yes 5 No

difference between EMVT, PT & CVT ?..

Answer / j. ramanath

CVT which is also called (CCVT) capacitor coupled voltage
transformer which is used to reduce the voltage from 400 KV
and higher to 110 volts for the purpose of deriving
metering, relaying and protection signals. Here the high
voltage is applied across two capacitors in series with an
inductor in parallel of these capacitors which form the
primary winding of CVT. The secondary winding terminals at
different tapping points are brought out to a small junction
box mounted on the base of the equipment from where it is
wired for different functions

Is This Answer Correct ?    20 Yes 2 No

difference between EMVT, PT & CVT ?..

Answer / biswa ranjan lenka

EMVT- for protection only(accuracy is very high)
CVT- both metering and protection
P.T- both

P.T uses winding for step down the voltage
CVT- uses two capacitor in series(capacitor coupling) to
step down the voltage

Is This Answer Correct ?    12 Yes 3 No

difference between EMVT, PT & CVT ?..

Answer / jugal soni

PT is a potential transformer which use to measuring a voltage
EMVT is same as the PT both are the use for the volage
measuring but accuracy is high of the EMVT.
CVT is voltage transformer but it works on capacitance. and
it is also used for the PLCC.

Is This Answer Correct ?    7 Yes 2 No

difference between EMVT, PT & CVT ?..

Answer / chandra chood pandey

PT is a potential transformer which use to measuring a
voltage
EMVT is same as the PT both are the use for the volage
measuring but accuracy is high of the EMVT.
CVT is voltage transformer but it works on capacitance. and
it is also used for the PLCC

Is This Answer Correct ?    6 Yes 1 No

difference between EMVT, PT & CVT ?..

Answer / prakash parmar

EMVT - ELECTROMAGNETIC VOLTAGE TRANSFORMER

PT - potential transformer

cvt - capacitive voltage transformer

Is This Answer Correct ?    7 Yes 2 No

difference between EMVT, PT & CVT ?..

Answer / janakiraman

pt means ...potential transformer
cvt means ... constant voltage transformer
&
emvt means .... electromotive voltage transformer

Is This Answer Correct ?    4 Yes 46 No

difference between EMVT, PT & CVT ?..

Answer / mani777

pt means....potential transformer
cvt means... constant voltage transformer
&
emvt..........?..........i dont know .....

Is This Answer Correct ?    5 Yes 48 No

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