The 11 kV transmission lines. These lines play a crucial role in the power distribution network. Here are some key points: 1. Voltage Level: o An 11 kV distribution line carries electricity at 11 kilovolts (kV). o It serves to distribute power to homes and businesses within areas equipped with medium-voltage networks. o These lines can be either underground or overhead. 2. Substation Configuration: o A typical 11 kV substation consists of various components:  Power Transformer: Steps down the voltage from the high-voltage transmission line to the lower voltage used by the distribution system.  Circuit Breakers: Ensure safe operation by interrupting the flow of current when necessary.  Disconnect Switches: Used for isolating specific sections of the network.  Busbars: Conductors that connect various components within the substation.  Meters: Measure electrical parameters for monitoring and billing purposes. 3. Reliability and Redundancy: o To enhance reliability, substations often have a double busbar system. o This system includes a main busbar and a spare busbar. o Incoming lines can connect to either busbar using bus-couplers. o If one busbar requires maintenance, the load can be seamlessly transferred to the other busbar. 4. Step-Down Transformers: o Incoming 66 kV supply is stepped down to 11 kV using 3-phase transformers. o Typically, one transformer handles the entire substation load, while the other acts as a standby unit. o Both transformers can share the load if needed. 5. Outgoing Lines: o The 11 kV outgoing lines feed distribution substations near consumer localities. o Circuit breakers with isolators connect both incoming and outgoing lines.

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