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how we can select a transformer based on a particular load.
suppose we have 4 motors of rating 40 h.p , 50 h.p, 80 h.p
& 100 h.p. then what rating of transformer we can select.
urgent. pls reply
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approxmatle 300kva tfr futter add and the load so 333kva
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