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BusBar
What is a busbar?
manojprabu
- Mar 22nd, 2009
Busbar is nothing but just a cable in which two or more alternator or transformer are connected after synchronising them as single cable foe connecting to load
Nwannaa
- Jan 22nd, 2009
A busbar is the metal bars of copper or alluminum depending on design that are installed in panels. The bars are dimensioned according to stipulated current carring capacity and installation type.The ...
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Current Transmission
Why is alternating current used for transmission?
bonanova
- Mar 6th, 2009
To reduce I-squared x R loss, transmission is done at voltages much higher than what is usable by consumers. Transformers can easily raise AC voltage for transmission and then lower it for consumption. The same cannot be done for DC power.
Nwannaa
- Jan 22nd, 2009
Alternating current is used for transmission because it is easier to transmit AC over high distance at high Voltage levels.It is also more flexible to handle AC at different levels of transformation t...
