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why we step up voltage for reducing the loss, even if
voltage and current are proportional anr resistance remains
same
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Answer Posted / pavan kumar.m
In the transmission line we have more losses due to the flowing of current bcz when the current is flowing from conductor it faces the skin effect ..so due to that reason we have to decrees flow of current in T/L.... for that we need
to increase voltage....
AND...
In other words...
cu loss=i*i*r..
so due to above equation losses are directly prop to square of
current so if flow of current will decrease than losses will
decrease
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