Answer / santosh kawade

Yes we can use 6.6KV/415V transformer bi-directionally.

if we supply 415V on secondary it will produce 6.6KV on
primary side.

santosh kawade
9224693116

Answer / sushant

We can use but, step down by one way and step up by other
way.

We can't use as a step down in both the direction

Answer / shaan from madurai

we do not use bi-directionally .because that is step down
transformer.

dear all, can any body explain that how to select an induction motor for a specific mechanical load(inertia). is there any formula or calculation then please give me. i shell be very thankful to all of you. Thank,s and Rgard,s.

1 Answers  

---

what are the problems faiced at dg comissiong

0 Answers   Aster Teleservices,

---

why we choose 50 or 60 hertz not other value for the power system?

4 Answers  

---

what is the difference between CVT & PT?

2 Answers  

---

A 12.5 hp slip ring motor taking high initial current and its MPCB is getting open.what may be the reason?

3 Answers  

---

expalanation for 5p10 class.

6 Answers  

---

what is saturation kit?which use above 15 kw motors panel side.

0 Answers   Power Grid,

---

hello, I need to know exactly what happen in the motor while it is connected to the (star/delta) starter, mechanical and electrical. Thaks for answering

3 Answers  

---

What do you mean by boost voltage in case of battery charger?

3 Answers   MahaGenco,

---

the site measured knee point voltage of protection class CTs should be greater than rated knee point voltage? what about meetering class CTs. Should it be below the rated knee point voltage?

0 Answers  

---

Is there any particular formula for sizing the bus bar based on the current rating

1 Answers   Bunt Solar,

---

why the altrnator(AVR) not showing the any voltage after making the new winding and insulation?

1 Answers   Avon,

---