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what are the advantages of having high voltage in transmission
lines?
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Answer Posted / dany.chellam
if we transfer power in high voltage range
1.the current flow will decrease, so that the copper loss will
decreased i.e I2*R
2. size of the conductor will be reduced.
3. we can reduce the theft in transmission lines.
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