Overhead Lines ,

Electrical Operation Of A Transmission Line

This course covers the essential aspects of electrical operation in a transmission line. You will learn about the invisibility of electricity, air as an insulator and coolant, power factor, and the differences between transmission capacity and operation. Atmospheric discharges, substation overloads, and the necessary data for protection coordination will also be addressed.

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Sergio · October 14, 2024

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3.0 – Presentation

3.1 – It is not easy to understand electricity because it is invisible

3.2 – Operation of air as an insulation and cooling medium

3.3 – Description of transmitted components

3.4 – Power factor

3.5 – Difference between transmission capacity vs. operating capacity

3.6 – Atmospheric discharges and operation of lightning arresters

3.7 – Overloads due to operation of switches and breakers in substations

3.8 – Step and contact voltages

3.9 – Data required for protection coordination – Part 1

3.10 – Data required for protection coordination – Part 2

3.11 – Data required for protection coordination – Part 3

3.12 – Data required for protection coordination – Part 4

CLOSURE OF THE COURSE AND COURSE 4 INDEX

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Sergio

My name is Sergio Gómez, a Transmission Line design engineer with more than 30 years of experience in this industry and I am proud to offer my experience to those who wish to enter this exciting field. Throughout my career, I have faced a wide range of challenges and have acquired deep knowledge in all stages of the process, from initial planning, design engineering and construction of both overhead and underground Transmission Lines.

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Electrical Operation Of A Transmission Line

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