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Mustafa Mohd.

Hey Everyone,

Suppose we say the 'Temperature for Alarm is at 90 Degrees C' and the 'Winding Temperature Alarm is at 103 Degrees' on Transformers,

At what point of the transformer are we actually getting these readings from. I see RTD's connected to the top of the main tank from the outside providing indication in the Local Control Panel. But where are these RTD's actually connected on the inside? Are they even RTD's?

Thank You!
 

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