Overview
Electrical power transmission is a critical aspect of modern energy systems, enabling the efficient transfer of electricity from generation sources to consumers. By utilizing high-voltage transmission lines, energy loss is minimized, allowing for long-distance transport of electricity. Understanding...
Key Terms
Example: High-voltage transmission lines carry electricity from power plants to cities.
Example: Household outlets typically provide 120 volts.
Example: Power loss can occur due to resistance in the wires.
Example: The national grid connects power plants to consumers across the country.
Example: Smart grids can help reduce outages and improve efficiency.
Example: Substations step down high voltage electricity for local distribution.
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