Answer Posted / jamsheer
Actually voltage dip is the sudden decrease of rms voltage of transmission line.And voltage swell is the temporary increase in RMS value of AC voltage with the magnitude of the retained voltage between 110% and 180% of the rated voltage.These are mainly due to the fault occurring on any of the power system components.
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