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hi
plz help me about derating in the power systems equipments
thank you.
 

ups derating

Please clarify "power systems". That can mean several different things.
 

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It is usual that rated power of equipment (diesel generator set, UPS, transformer) should be derated above 2000m above sea level because it is much harder to cool it.
 

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