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Tnxx alot sir very informative video.. 🙏🙏 having a request to make a vedio on why nitrogen gas is used in some PCVCB.

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Sir, The Earth Switch is Incoming Side,but it is not correct way.

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When it comes down to humans and EHV equipment "safety distance" to be worked on, I wouldn't mention that at all. Rest of the video is fine

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Thanks for the information.! Kindly share the key difference between & major working principle of FOTE & PLCC in distance protection .I Hope you can get back for this topic . Thank you!

Superb! You are complete academy. I suggest u to make video on limit of approach and absolute limit of approach of substation equipments and transmission lines

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Can we say that ....The Power factor tells us how much power from the apparent power we use for active power(for Rotation or heating) and how much is wasted in reactive power(in magnetization and leakage flux) pls tell me it's Right or wrong?

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Thanks for video but where to use floating neutral..? In one of my application 6-Phase generator output connected to 12-Pulse rectifier without neutral wire.. Could you please elaborate application of floating neutral in real time.

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Thanks for the information,,,,I am learning a lot here

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Gaurav i think its enough you are repeating old stories

Can you explain the difference between what the NEC calls switchboard and switchgear

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Amazing... Same question was asked in Schneider Electric

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Hi! In my point of view you have made a mistake: Vp is not 36 kV. The value of Vp is equal to the voltage drop produced by the CT in the series circuit, with Vp max at1000 A (and much more in short circuit situation). The main difference between a conventional transformer and a CT is that in the former, the primary current depends on the secondary current and the magnetizing flux is the subtraction of the flux produced by the primary current and the flux produced by the secondary current. In the CT, the secondary current depends on the primary current and within certain limits given by the load characteristics, the resulting magnetic flux will also be as in the conventional transformer, the flux produced by the primary current minus that produced by the secondary current. If for some reason the load on the secondary winding decreases, to maintain the balance of currents and flux, the secondary voltage must increase, for example, if Ra is 20 Ohm instead of 2 Ohm, the voltage at the CT terminals will be 20 V instead of 2V for the same current of 1A . In the hypothetical case that the secondary load is an infinite impedance Ra=∞ (open circuit), the secondary voltage would increase for keep the balance current in circulation until it reaches its dielectric strenght limit.

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So we can use a DC supply with a transformer in a UPS for instance. This will need an inverter, rectifier to change the DC to AC and a capacitor to store and charge the battery.

Hi, Reuested that, presentation on modern electrical distribution to arrest outages in a 11kV/LT diatrubutuon systems nerwork. Thank you sir

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concise and to the point. helpful also. tq

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