List some important loads to 6.6 kV buses.

List some important loads to 6.6 kV buses. 
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a. Auxiliary transformers.

b. PHT motors.

c. BFP motors. 

d. CEP motors.

e. CCW motors.

f. Chiller motors.

g. Pressuring pump motors. 
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