Answer / vinothkumark

yes. because transformer is a bi directional divice

Answer / parthi

yes, we can transmitt....because transformer working by the
mutual induction principle and we can use the transformer
upto required voltage and use step-up and step-down....

Answer / avnish kumar

yes we can use the said transformer to step up the power. i.e if we used a 132Kv/11KV 5Mva transformer thus we can received the power cap. 5Mva at 11Kv level, but in case of step up i.e 11Kv/132Kv the generation point is 11Kv in this case the firs generation point i.e 132Kv generation capacity should be less than the capacity generated by the 11Kv generator. but over all capacity should not be more than the capacity of transformer.

Answer / yassir

yes we can but incase the frequency is the same for
generator and the grid.

Answer / islander

Possible.But,In practical stage you have to see how transformer,generator and bus bar protection have configured.You will have to alter some directional type protection schemes to the bi directional.

Answer / sourabh maggo

yes exactly we can use same transformer for step up & step down applications,,

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