Basic Electrical Installation Work

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6. There are approximately 5,000 miles high-voltage transmission lines England and Wales, running mostly through the countryside. supply energy source FIGURE 6. long transmission lines the losses can high, but raising the operating voltage and therefore reducing the current for given power, the I2 R losses are reduced, the cable diameter reduced and the overall Circuit control Switch Load Earthed metal- work load Neutral conductor Protective conductor Line conductor Circuit Protection Fuse or MCB a. For those who consider transmission towers unsightly, the obvious sugges- tion might run all cables underground. Man-made structures erected rural areas often give rise concern, but every effort made route the overhead lines away from areas where they might spoil fine view. The cost running the largest lines underground about million per mile compared with about £200,000 overhead. Farmers are paid small fee for having transmission line towers their land. This network cables, mostly very high voltage, suspended from transmission towers, linking together the 175 power stations and millions consumers.c. We will looking detail all the different wiring systems and circuits later this book Chapter 14. .3. d. Over the years many different tower designs and colours have been tried, but for the conditions the United Kingdom, galvanized steel lattice towers are considered the least conspicuous and most efficient.c. areas exceptional beauty this done, but underground cables are about times more expensive than the equivalent overhead lines. Electricity supplies Electricity generated modern power stations 25kV and fed through transformers the consumer over complex network cables known as the national grid system. cable with terminating gland and seal shown Fig. There full consultation with local author- ities and interested parties the route which lines will take.5 Component parts electric circuit.Basic electrical circuits and cables 129 for hazardous high-temperature installations such oil refineries, chemical works, boiler houses and petrol pump installations