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how the high voltages are produced?and what it causes?
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Answer Posted / priyanka
high vtgs are produced by high vtg surges,a sudden
increase of voltage damages the equipment throughout t/m
line so surge absorbers have to be used to protect the
equipment as it is very costly.
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