What are the 4 types of substations?
Distribution Substations Distribution substations are designed to step down the high-voltage electricity from transmission lines into lower, usable voltage for local distribution. These substations are often located in urban and suburban areas, where they provide power to homes, businesses, and other local facilities. Key Features: Voltage Transformation : Reduces high-voltage electricity to safe levels, typically 110V or 220V. Power Distribution : Supplies electrical power to residential and commercial areas. Protection and Control : Equipped with relays and circuit breakers for safety. Applications: Urban Distribution : Provides power for residential areas, retail centers, and offices. Industrial Zones : Supplies power to local factories and other industries. Comparison of Distribution Substation Features Feature Description Voltage Levels 110V to 220V for local distribution Common Locations Residential, commercial, and industrial zones Protection Mechanisms Circuit breakers, relays...