“ You cannot move the super high voltage lines on towers to underground......”
Why not?
If you’re not a EE or power engineer, you won’t understand the terms “high dielectric loss” and “high line-charging currents”.
AND these are seen before any useful power transfer through such lines occur.
“ If you’re not a EE or power engineer, you won’t understand the terms “high dielectric loss” and “high line-charging currents”.
Thanks for assuming I’m stupid. Maybe you could explain it to this idiot layman in a way I might understand. You know, something like “current loss in an underground setting would be several orders of magnitude greater than in a aerial situation thus making it a very inefficient means of moving high voltage across long distances.”
If you did something like that I would most likely say something like “thanks for the explanation. I understand now.”
But you didn’t.
Jerk.
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