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  • Why the transmission level voltages are multiples of 11?

    cutiermn

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    Updated: Oct 26, 2024
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    Hi this is manikandan an electrical engineer from chennai........ i am very glad to join in this forum. Let this be my first query

    In india -
    In the electrical power transmission-
    why the transmission level voltages are multiples of 11

    Example:

    6.6kv, 11 kv,33kv, 66kv, 110kv, 220kv . If you find answer post me.

    Pl find any technical reason beyond that....... are its traditional like our 50Hz story
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  • Kaustubh Katdare

    Administrator • Aug 9, 2008

    Check here -

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  • khyzer shamsi

    Member • Jun 5, 2012

    voltages will always b in the multiple of 1.1.
    those voltages which are not in the multiple of 1.1 are approximate.
    the exact theoretical voltage will always be a multiple of 1.1
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  • aarthivg

    Member • Jun 6, 2012

    khyzer shamsi
    voltages will always b in the multiple of 1.1.
    Why it is so? Any particular reason for it.
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