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at what voltage and frequency is the electric power generated at the power generating station

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The electric power is generated at a thermal plant with a typical voltage of 22 kV (voltage levels are usually specified line-to-line). This is boosted up to levels like 400 kV through transformer T1 for power transmission

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at what voltage and frequency is the electric power generated at the power generating station​

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at what voltage and frequency is the electric power generated at the power generating station