Write a brief report on the electrical power 1- The method used to choose the cross-sectional area of the conductor that carries electrical energy, and is choosing a large cross-sectional area better than choosing a small cross-sectional area or vice versa? Between that 2- The three possible ways to improve the efficiency of the series of insulators cups of transmission lines and redistribute them 3- Why is the geometric average distance (GMD) of two different conductors in the transmission line equal while the average geometric radius (GMR) of these two conductors in the same transmission lineis not equal

Write a brief report on the electrical power 1- The method used to choose the cross-sectional area of the conductor that carries electrical energy, and is choosing a large cross-sectional area better than choosing a small cross-sectional area or vice versa? Between that 2- The three possible ways to improve the efficiency of the series of insulators cups of transmission lines and redistribute them 3- Why is the geometric average distance (GMD) of two different conductors in the transmission line equal while the average geometric radius (GMR) of these two conductors in the same transmission lineis not equal

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Chapter4: Transmission Line Parameters

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Write a brief report on the electrical
power
1- The method used to choose the
cross-sectional area of the conductor
that carries electrical energy, and
is choosing a large cross-sectional
area better than choosing a small
cross-sectional area or vice versa?
Between that 2- The three possible
ways to improve the efficiency of
the series of insulators cups of
transmission lines and redistribute
them 3- Why is the geometric average
distance (GMD) of two different
conductors in the transmission line
equal while the average geometric
radius (GMR) of these two conductors
in the same transmission lineis not
equal

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