Electricity is generated at power plants and moves through a complex transmission and distribution system to meet customer needs. Power moves over long distance transmission lines at high voltages before stepping down through substations for local distribution. Distribution systems deliver power to homes and businesses through overhead lines on poles or underground cables.
Electricity is generated at power plants and moves through a complex transmission and distribution system to meet customer needs. Power moves over long distance transmission lines at high voltages before stepping down through substations for local distribution. Distribution systems deliver power to homes and businesses through overhead lines on poles or underground cables.
Electricity is generated at power plants and moves through a complex transmission and distribution system to meet customer needs. Power moves over long distance transmission lines at high voltages before stepping down through substations for local distribution. Distribution systems deliver power to homes and businesses through overhead lines on poles or underground cables.
Electricity is generated at power plants and moves through a complex transmission and distribution system to meet customer needs. Power moves over long distance transmission lines at high voltages before stepping down through substations for local distribution. Distribution systems deliver power to homes and businesses through overhead lines on poles or underground cables.
1. the final stage of an electrical power system which from the wind entrails the delivery of electricity to the load 15. generation begins with sunlight captured by a solar 2. He invented the first alternating current (AC) motor panel and developed AC generation and transmission 16. captured from landfills or other sources as trash technology decomposes 3. developed direct current -- current that runs 17. water is pumped into reservoir continually in a single direction, like in a battery or a 18. fuel derived from both liquid and solid wood wastes fuel cell is used to produce electricity 4. Generation – transmission – distribution 19. derived from the organic material such as scrap wood, crops and some types of waste residues. 5. 20. Energy is produced from the this by burning this as fuel 21. Voltage of transmission lines 22. Voltage in sub transmission lines (NPC/TRANSCO/NGCP) 23. Common distribution line in three phase system 24. Common distribution line in single phase system 25. Is the interstate highway of electricity delivery. It refers to the parts of electricity delivery that moves bull electricity from the generation sites over log distances to substation closer to areas of demand for electricity 26. This type of wire is used to supply power to an end use customer 27. This type of wire is use for overhead transmission lines because it sags less under emergency loads 28. A cable segment from the Neptune prohect, the largest underwater HVDC in the U.S 29. Market for electricity 30. Ref
Electricity is generated at power plants and moves
through a complex system, sometimes called the __ 6. Such as those hang between tall metal towers, carry electricity over long distance to meet customer needs 7. Increase or reduce voltages to adjust the different ers to the buying and selling of power between the stages of the journey from power plant on long generators and resellers distance transmission lines 31. Include electric utility companies, competitive 8. Safe for use in homes and businesses power provides and electricity marketers 9. The process of converting primary energy sources 32. Regulated the wholesale market in the PH such as coal nat gas and etc. 33. Highest to Lowes price of energy (COCNNR) 10. Is a black or dark brown rock consisting mainly of 34. Types of transmission lines (LMHEU) carbonized plant matter 35. Operates the main power grid that carries electricity 11. Flammable gas that occurs naturally underground from the power plants to substations before 12. Primary source of energy for nuclear power distribution to electric utility companies 13. Uses falling water to procude electric power 36. Two types of distribution system 37. Types of dc distribution system (UB) 61. Are connected to support conductor which 38. Types of ac distribution system (RRI) insulated from the ground 39. Type of construction of distribution system (OU) 62. Provide support to the insulators 40. This system uses two conductors, one positive 63. Types of poles (WSRL) conductor and the other is negative. The energy is 64. Types of insulators (SSPS) transmitted at only one voltage level to all the 65. Underground distribution cable installation and final consumers using this system operation cost _ to _ times more 41. This basically a combianion of two series connected unipolar dc system. It consist of three conductors, two outer (positive and negative) and the middle conductor which acts as neutral. 42. Choices of connection in bipolar dc system (4) 43. Types of dc distributors (4) 44. Connected to the supply at one end and load are tapped at different points along its length 45. Connected to supply at both ends and voltages at feeding points may or may not be equal. 46. Distributor is supplied at the center point 47. The distributor is in the form of a closed ring and fed at one point. this is equivalent to a straight distributor fed at both ends with equal voltages 48. Voltage of primary distribution lines 49. Power transformer from substation 50. Generally, no tapping are take from this so that the current remains throughout. 51. Also called service transformer, provides final transformation in the electric power distribution system 52. Tappings are take from this for power supply to the end consumers 66. Underground cable consists of (HIWSO) 53. Small cable which connects the distributor 67. Types of underground transmission cables (HHSS) conductor at the nearest pole to the consumers end 68. Pipe type of underground transmission line consists 54. Part of an AC distribution system which operates at of steel pipe that contains three high voltage somewhat higher voltages than genera; residential conductors. consumer utilization 69. Instead of a dielectric oil Pressurized nitrogen gas is 55. Directly supplies to the residential end consumers used to insulate the conductors 56. Separate feeders radiate from a single sub station 70. Pipe type of underground transmission is often used and feed the distributors at one end only. It is for under water transmission construction. The employed only when power generated at low conductors are hollow and filled with an insulating voltage and sub is located at the center of load fluid that is pressured to 25 to 50 psi 57. In this system, the primaries of distribution 71. Underground transmission line is often called solid transformers form a loop dielectric cable. It replaces the pressurized liquid or 58. When the feeder ring is energized by two or more gas of the pipe-type cable than two generating stations or substations It is 72. Large concrete boxes buried at regular intervals called along the underground construction route 59. Carry electric power from the sending end to the 73. The connection from the overhead to underground receiving end lines require the construction of a this 60. Which may be poles or towers and keep the conductors at suitable level above the ground 74. Underground transmission requires this whenever 100. Can be installed in series with the primary the underground cable connects to overhead winding of a distribution transformer to prevent transmission violent transformer failures as a result 75. Maintains the fluid pressure in the pipe 101. Terminals marked with this are considered 76. Sequence of events in Underground transmission instantaneously positive 77. Used in areas where open trench construction is obstructed by existing features such as railroads, A and C are positive at the same time and EAB and waterways and etc ECD is 0 degrees 78. Is a static device constructed with two or more A and b are positive at the same time and and EAB windings used to transfer ac electric power by and ECD is 180 degrees electromagnetic induction from one circuit to another at the same frequency but with different Conventional labeling H- high voltage side, X- low values of voltage and current voltage side 79. Protection of transformer (LPSW) 102. Indicates voltage from different windings 80. Common transformer used 103. Voltages from same winding 81. Transformer that is used with underground system 104. Voltages obtained bu series or parallel 82. Transformer that is installed for commercial connection of two-part windings customers where adequate space is not available 105. Wye connected windings for pad mounted transformer. 106. Determined by the construction and cooling-oil 83. Transformer that are used for commercial cooled installations 107. Natural convection air and oil 84. Formula of turns ratio 108. Natural convection of oil and forced air 85. Type of metal the reduces core loss in distribution 109. Forced air and oil circulation transformer thus increasing the transformer 110. Dry type self-cooled natural convection of air efficiency 111. Dry type force air cooling 86. Types of transformer construction 112. Dry type self-cooled/forced air cooled 87. The core is in the form of rectangular frame with 113. Measures the maximum voltage stresses that the coils placed on the two vertical sides the transformer can handle 88. The core surrounds the coil instead of coils 114. Convert high voltage and currents to surrounding the core measurement level 89. can only be used on grounded wye systems 115. Types of instrument transformer 90. can be used on three wire delta systems or four 116. Usually the conductor with the current to be wire wye systems if they are properly connected measured 91. four normal connections of transformer 117. Side connected to low power instruments 92. if one of the transformers from the delta connected 118. Reduces high voltages to 110-120Vac range bank is removed, the remaining two are said to used where an increase in load is anticipated PTS always ground secondary. Capacitive coupling 93. Connection of delta to delta (additive ) can cause dangerous high voltages to develop on 94. Connection of wye to wye (additive ) low voltage windings 95. Connection of delta to wye CTS never open load on CT circuit. Always short CT 96. If the current flow in the same direction in the in secondary terminals before removing load. Can two adjacent primary and secondary terminals then induce 2-6kV on open secondary leads it is 97. When the current flow in the opposite direction then it is 98. Design to be operated while the transformer is deenergized. 99. Distribution transformer standards are published by 1. Electrical Distribution System 27. Martin 138/230kV 2. Nikola Tesla 28. 500kV DC Cable 3. Thomas Edison 29. Market for electricity 4. Sagot sa 4
30. Wholesale market
31. resellers 32. WESM Wholesale Electricity Spot Market 33. COCNNR Combustion turbine, Old combine cycles, Coal, New Combine cycle, Renewables 34. Low voltage = 100-1000V Medium voltage = 1kV to 100kV High Voltage = 100kV to 345kV Extra high voltage= 345kV to 765KV Ultra high voltage= >765KV 35. NGCP National Grind Corporation of the Philippines 36. DC and AC distribution system 37. Unipolar and Bipolar DC distribution system 5. Grid 38. Radial, Ring main, and inter-connected 6. High transmission lines distribution system 7. Transformer 39. Overhead and underground distribution system 8. Low transmission lines 40. Unipolar DC distribution system (2-wire dc 9. Electricity generation system) 10. Coal 41. Bipolar DC distribution system ( 3 wire system ) 11. Natural gas 42. Between + and neutral 12. Uranium Between – and neutral 13. Hydro Between + and – (double voltage) 14. Wind + to - negative with neutral connected 15. Solar 43. Distribution fed to one end 16. Captured methane Distribution fed to both end 17. Pumped storage Distribution fed at center 18. Wood waste Ring distributor 19. Biomass 44. Distribution fed to one end 20. Solid waste 45. Distribution fed to both end 21. 350kV to 500kV 46. Distribution fed at center 22. 67kV to 69kV 47. Ring distributor 23. 13.2kV,13.8kV and 230kV 48. 13.2 kV or 13.8 kV 24. 7620V 49. 69kV/13.8kV or 67kV/13.2kV 25. Transmission 50. Distribution feeders 26. #2 triplex 150A 51. Distribution transformer 52. Distributors 53. Service main 66. Heavy duty conductor 54. Primary distribution Insulating system 55. Secondary distribution Wire screen 56. Radial system Sheath 57. Ring main system Outer protective layer 58. Inter-connected system 67. HHSS 59. Conductor High pressure, fluid filled pipe (HPFF) 60. Line support High pressure, gas filled pipe (HPGF) 61. Insulators Self- contained fluid pipe (SCFF) 62. Cross arm Solid cable, cross-linked polyethylene (XLPE) 63. (WSRL) wooden pole Steel pole 68. High pressure, fluid filled pipe (HPFF) Rcc pole 69. High pressure, gas filled pipe (HPGF) Lattice steel tower 70. Self- contained fluid pipe (SCFF) 64. (SSPS) 71. Solid cable, cross-linked polyethylene (XLPE) Suspension type insulator 72. Vault Shackle type insulator 73. Transition structure or Riser Pin types insulator 74. Transition stations Strain type insulator 75. Pressurizing sources 65. 4 to 10 76. RTLDVCAS ROW clearing Trenching and blasting Laying and welding pipe Duct bank and vault installation Backfilling Cable installation Adding fluids or gas Site restoration 77. Jack and bore 78. Distribution transformer 79. Lighting arrester, protective link expulsion type fuse, secondary circuit breaker and warning light (LPSW) 80. Conventional overhead transformer 81. Submersible single phase distribution transformer 82. Vault type distribution transformer 83. Three phase pad mounted transformer 84. Formula of turns ratio 85. Amorphous metal 86. Core and shell type 87. Core type 88. Shell type 89. Single primary bushing transformers 90. Two primary bushing transformers 91. Delta-delta, wye-wye, delta-wye, and wye-delta 92. Open delta connected 93. Delta delta asa lecture 94. wye to wye asa lecture 95. delta to wye asa lecture 96. subractive 97. Additive 98. Tap changer 99. ANSI American national standards institute 100. Current limiting fuses 101. Dot notation 102. Dash 103. Slant 104. Cross 105. Wye (Y) 106. Apparent power rating 107. AO rating 108. FA rating 109. FOA rating 110. AA 111. AFA 112. AA/FA 113. Basic Impulse Level 114. Instrument transformer 115. Potential transformer and current transformer 116. Single turn primary 117. Multi turn primary 118. Potential transformer PTs