WHY HUMMING SOUND OCCURED IN HT TRANSMMISSION LINES ?

Answer Posted / rajesh

whenever voltage in lines exceeds breakdown
voltage(depending on weather ,fouling)the air surrounds
conductor is getting ionized with bluish colour and random
movement of electrons the collision of electron causes a
circulating current in air and produces sound

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