MV transformer sub-stations - theory & examples of short circuit calculation
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An electrical transformer substation comprises a whole set of devices (conductors, measuring and control apparatus and electric machines) dedicated to transforming the voltage supplied by the MV distribution grid (15kV or 20kV), into voltage values suitable for supplying low voltage lines with power (400V - 690V). This comprehensive ABB technical paper explains the theory, and provides short circuit calculation examples:
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