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    The electrical power transmission network is the part of the power supply system made up of the necessary elements to transport electricity generated at power plants to consumption points over long distances. To do this, the generated electricity levels must be transformed by increasing the voltage. This is done because increasing the voltage reduces the current flowing and lowers losses from Joule heating for a given power level to transmit. For this purpose, boost substations are located where transformers or autotransformers are used to perform this transformation. As a result, a transmission network typically uses voltages of around 220 kV and higher, called high voltage, of 400 or 500 kV.

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    The electrical power transmission network is the part of the power supply system made up of the necessary elements to transport electricity generated at power plants to consumption points over long distances. To do this, the generated electricity levels must be transformed by increasing the voltage. This is done because increasing the voltage reduces the current flowing and lowers losses from Joule heating for a given power level to transmit. For this purpose, boost substations are located where transformers or autotransformers are used to perform this transformation. As a result, a transmission network typically uses voltages of around 220 kV and higher, called high voltage, of 400 or 500 kV.

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    Sistema de Suministro Eléctrico Energía Eléctrica Centrales Eléctricas

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    The electrical power transmission network is the part of the power supply system made up of the necessary elements to transport electricity generated at power plants to consumption points over long distances. To do this, the generated electricity levels must be transformed by increasing the voltage. This is done because increasing the voltage reduces the current flowing and lowers losses from Joule heating for a given power level to transmit. For this purpose, boost substations are located where transformers or autotransformers are used to perform this transformation. As a result, a transmission network typically uses voltages of around 220 kV and higher, called high voltage, of 400 or 500 kV.

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    La red de transporte de energía eléctrica es la parte del sistema de suministro

    eléctrico constituida por los elementos necesarios para llevar hasta los puntos de consumo y a
    través de grandes distancias la energía eléctrica generada en las centrales eléctricas.
    Para ello, los niveles de energía eléctrica producidos deben ser transformados, elevándose su
    nivel de tensión. Esto se hace considerando que para un determinado nivel de potencia a
    transmitir, al elevar la tensión se reduce la corriente que circulará, reduciéndose las pérdidas
    por Efecto Joule. Con este fin se emplazan subestaciones elevadoras en las cuales dicha
    transformación se efectúa empleando transformadores, o bien autotransformadores. De esta
    manera, una red de transmisión emplea usualmente voltajes del orden de 220 kV y superiores,
    denominados alta tensión, de 400 o de 500 kV.

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