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How can the transmission loss as heat be reduced?​

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Answered by Anonymous
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To reduce energy loss, electricity generated in power stations is raised to a very high voltage for transmission. A high transmission voltage means only a relatively small current flows through the transmission cables. As you know, current produces heating effect when flowing through the cables with resistance.

Answered by Tiger887
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Ohmic loss refers to Joule heating loss when electricity encounters resistance in transmission line conductors. ... Since losses scale with the square of a wire's current, keeping voltage high (and current low) helps reduce losses.

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