Why winding temperature ct placed in B-Phase of the transformers??

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Why winding temperature ct placed in B-Phase of the transformers?? ..

Answer / ranjith

I think it may be near to the marshaling box

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Why winding temperature ct placed in B-Phase of the transformers?? ..

Answer / k.prakashchandra

It is in the center and hence least cooled

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Answer / k.prakashchandra

My answer was for ' A B C ' sequence . If it is ' R Y B' ,then the reason may due to presence of the tap changer close to R & Y phases

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