wwht is wave trap used in ht line
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Answer / prabu
In HT line wave trap is used for communication purpose
between 2 stations
Eg: generating station to sub(load distrubting) station..
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Answer / rahul
it is used to trap waves of higher frequencies entering
generator & transformer units
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the duty of the wavetrap is
-communication between two stations
-it differentiate the high frequency signal(communication wave) on a power line
it is only used in a condition when no mobile network or satelite is not working in case of some disaster.
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Answer / sonu kumar jha
wave-trap catches the carrier signal of HT line and transmit it in communication form to connect one substation to other substation...
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