why are the transmission lines operated at 220 kv nly... nt
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Answer / vishnu g
The Transmission of Electricity is done at 220 KV and not
less than that inorder to reduce the transmission losses
and give the end user a nominal voltage.
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Answer / pn
coz, to transmit the same power if we go for higher voltage
and lesser current losses will reduce.also somewhere we
have to standardize the voltage level to form a uniform
grid all over the india for easyness & redendancy in the
manufacturing of the equipments.
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