Types of Transmission and Distribution Lines Based on their Primary and Secondary Roles

Primary Transmission Lines: Purpose: Primary transmission lines are the backbone of the electrical grid, responsible for carrying bulk electricity over long distances from power plants to substations. Voltage Levels: They operate at very high voltages, typically 66 kV (kilovolts) and above, to minimize energy losses during transmission. Construction: These lines are constructed using robust materials … Read more

Electrical Units

NAME UNIT RESISTANCE Ohm RESISTIVITY Ohm-meter CONDUCTIVITY Mho/m    Or Siemens/m VOLTAGE OR POTENTIAL DIFFERENCE Volt EMF Volt CURRENT Ampere ELECTRONIC POWER Watt ELECTRIC ENERGY Kwh PERMITTIVITY Farad/M ELECTRIC FIELD INTENSITY V/m or N/c ELECTRIC FLUX DESITY C/m2 CAPACITANCE Farad INDUCTANCE Henry MAGNETIC FLUX DENSITY Tesla or weber/m2 MAGNETIC FIELD INTENSITY A/m or oersted or … Read more