What is the role of Tertiary Winding in Transformer ?
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Answer / raul
tertiary winding in a transformer is provided to reduce the
third harmonic content under unbalanced voltages.......to
reduce the earth fault current during unbalanced
voltages.....to provide a connection for an auxiliary
load........always delta connected......
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