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MODERN TRENDS
MODERN TRENDS IN POWER SYSTEMS

B.Gangadhar G.Ananda
Final year Final year
Madanapalle Madanapalle gangadharbojanapu214eee@gmail.com ABSTRACT

This paper now consists over all view of power systems. This paper contains introduction about power system, superiority of electrical energy, Generating of electrical power using by different natural sources i.e (Hydro electrical plant, thermal power plant, nuclear power plants); Transfer the electrical power by using transmission and distribution lanes. And what are the main parts in transmission lines. i.e (conductors, insulators, poles) etc., define grid input and grid out put. And also it consist of history about transmission lines distribution lines, transmission lines and distribution line figures, are what are the main protective equipments in power system.

Introduction - Superiority of Electrical Energy - Generation of Electrical Energy - About Transmission and Distribution – Grid - Protection - Utilization.

INTRODUCTION Power is the basic need for the economic development of any country. Availability of electricity has been the most powerful vehicle of introducing economic development and social change throughout the world. The process of modernization, increase in productively in industry and agriculture and the improvement in the standard of living of the people basically depend upon the adequate supply of electrical energy. Electrical energy has been the highest priority in the national planning process. In Electrical power system “Generation” is the first process in
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