Generator Based Testing of Ability to withstand the Dynamic Effects of Short Circuit Test on Transformers

Angadi Ashok Babu; Arun Kumar Datta; Arvind Kumar Pandey; Vipul Sharma; Sandeep Singh

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Generator Based Testing of Ability to withstand the Dynamic Effects of Short Circuit Test on Transformers

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Volume 4, Issue 2
Pages 01-04
Published Online: March-April 2023
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Angadi Ashok Babu¹
Arun Kumar Datta²
Arvind Kumar Pandey³
Vipul Sharma⁴
Sandeep Singh⁵

¹²³⁴⁵Central Power Research Institute, Bhopal, India.

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Published In: Volume 4, Issue 2 (2023)
Published Online: March-April 2023
Pages: 01-04
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Generator Based Testing of Ability to withstand the Dynamic Effects of Short Circuit Test on Transformers

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