Milestone achieved in Shetland HVDC Link project

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A major milestone was reached in the installation of the Shetland high voltage transmission line Link project in the UK with the successful connection of the 320 kV high voltage transmission cable by NKT and two companies, Scottish and Southern Energy (SSEN Transmission).   The following is an introduction to high-voltage transmission cables. Cables areGỤKWUO

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The figure shows one of the most common low-voltage overhead lines.

A cable is a conductor that is covered with an insulation layer, a protective layer, a shield, wdg., used to transmit electrical or signal current or signal voltage. They can be divided by voltage into high-voltage cables, eriri ọkara-voltaji, and low voltage cables. Low voltage cable lines in the low voltage ABC lines and low voltage overhead insulated lines, althoughGỤKWUO

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A na-emekarị ahịrị mgbasa ozi n'elu bụ ntọala, ụlọ elu, ngwaike, insulators, waya, ala wires (including OPGW optical cables), na akụrụngwa ala. N'elu ndị na-eduzi ahịrị nnyefe n'elu, Ahịrị ọkụ ndị a rụnyere iji zere ọkụ ọkụ kpọmkwem na-adakwasị ndị na-eduzi ahịrị nnyefe bụ wires ndị dị n'elu ala. (zoro aka dị ka waya ala), alsoGỤKWUO