What's the difference between a distribution and a power transformer?

Q1

Both power and distribution transformers are used for T&D

applications (transmission & distribution). The difference
between power and distribution transformers refers to size &
A1 input voltage. Distribution transformers vary between 25 kVA
and 10 MVA, with input voltage between 1 and 36 kV. Power
transformers are typically units from 5 to 500 MVA, with input
voltage above 36 kV.

Transformers are classified as two categories: power

transformers and distribution transformers.
Power transformers are used in transmission network of
higher voltages, deployed for step-up and step down
transformer application (400 kV, 200 kV, 110 kV, 66 kV,
33kV)
Distribution transformers are used for lower voltage
distribution networks as a means to end user connectivity.
(11kV, 6.6 kV, 3.3 kV, 440V, 230V)

the main difference between power and distribution

transformer is, distribution transf. is designed for max.
efficiency at 60% to 70% load as normally doesnt operate at
full load all the time. Its load depends on distribution
demand. Where as power transf. is designed for max. effi.
at 100% load as it always runs at 100% load being near to
generating station.
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