Electrical power transmission and distribution refer to the process of transmitting and distributing electric power from a power generation source to end users.
Transmission refers to the movement of electrical energy over long distances, typically from large power plants to substations. High-voltage power lines are used to transmit electricity over long distances, as the high voltage allows for more efficient transmission of power.
Distribution refers to the process of distributing electricity from substations to homes and businesses. Lower voltage lines are used for distribution, as the voltage is reduced to a level that is safe for use in homes and businesses.
Both transmission and distribution systems are typically operated by utility companies, which are responsible for maintaining the infrastructure and ensuring that electricity reaches end users safely and reliably.
The power transmission and distribution systems are critical for modern life and economy, without them the energy generated from power plants can not be delivered to end users.
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