Basic Electrical Installation Work

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Transmission Electricity generated the power station alternator kV.1 Generation three-phase voltage. The generated voltage three identical sinusoidal waveforms each separated 120° shown Fig. These very high voltages are necessary because, for given power, the current greatly reduced, which means smaller grid conductors and the transmission losses are reduced. North pole South pole Grey Black Brown phase Rotating coil 120° 120° 120° Brown Voltage Time Black Grey Brown Black FIGURE 11. Hot water heated until becomes superheated steam, which drives the vanes steam turbine which connected the alternator. The heat required produce the steam may come from burning coal oil from a nuclear reactor. waveform. 11.Basic Electrical Installation Work 222 Generation, transmission and distribution of electricity Generation Figure 4. Whatever the primary source energy is, only being used drive turbine which connected alternator, generate electricity. The National Grid Network consists over 5,000 miles overhead alu- minium conductors suspended from steel pylons which link together all the power stations.c.5cm diameter because they oper- ate very high voltage. Environmentalists say that these steel towers are ugly, but this method about times cheaper than the equivalent underground cable these high voltages.1. Figure 11. generate electricity large modern power sta- tions using the same basic principle operation. The prime mover not, course, simple crank handle, but steam turbine.c.5 Chapter shows simple a. . generator alternator produc- ing a.2 shows transmission line steel pylon. Key Fact Information The individual conductors the National Grid Network are only about 2. This electri- cal energy fed into transformer stepped very high voltage for transmission the National Grid Network 400 kV, 275 132 kV. However, place a single loop wire, the power station alternator has three-phase wind- ing and powerful electromagnets