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Distribution of
Alternating Current
Nicat Hacizade – 510.22E
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03. Distribution of
AC
Once AC is produced, it needs to
be transmitted and distributed to
customers. This is done using a
grid of high-voltage transmission
lines that carry the electricity
from power plants to substations.
At substations, the electricity is
transformed into lower-voltage
electricity and distributed through
a network of distribution lines to
homes and businesses.
04. AC Transformers
AC transformers play an essential role
in the distribution system, as they
step up or step down the voltage of
the electricity as it travels through the
grid. Transformers match the voltage
of the electricity to the needs of
different types of customers, such as
residential, commercial, or industrial
customers.
05. Challenges and
Future of AC
One challenge is that it's difficult to
store. Another challenge is that it can be
dangerous if not used correctly. In the
future, AC could be used more efficiently
by developing better energy storage
technology. AC can also be made safer
by following proper safety procedures.
In addition, AC could play a bigger role in
powering homes and vehicles. With
careful planning and innovation, AC can
help create a more sustainable and
safer energy future.
06. Conclusion
In conclusion, AC is a critical component of our
modern electricity infrastructure. It is produced
at power plants and transmitted through high-
voltage transmission lines to substations, where
it is transformed and distributed to homes and
businesses. However, AC presents challenges,
such as difficulty in storing and potential danger
if not used correctly. With careful planning and
innovation, AC has the potential to play a more
significant role in powering homes and vehicles,
contributing to a sustainable and safer energy
future.
Nicat Hacizade – 510.22E
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