Sentences with phrase «kilovolts at»

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Heyeck sees another way to make the power highways more flexible while sticking with good old AC, albeit at an extra-high 765 kilovolts.

CERN's Large Hadron Collider is in standby mode after a 66 - kilovolt / 18 - kilovolt electrical transformer suffered a short circuit April 29 at 5:30 a.m. Central European Time.

According to internal documents placed online, the Large Hadron Collider at CERN near Geneva has suffered a power outage after the critter chewed on a 66 - kilovolt electrical transformer.

If the Kanawha — Matt Funk line tripped out of service at full load, it could send a wave of power flowing to a parallel but smaller line rated at only 345 kilovolts.

The backbone would move power across the continent at the extreme high - voltage rating: 765 kilovolts, which would reduce typical system losses of 3 to 8 percent to around 1 percent.

The voltages required to activate dielectric elastomer actuators are relatively high — typically one to five kilovolts — so the devices can operate at a very low current (generally, high voltage means low current).

She and others have also proposed Colstrip explore less carbon - intensive ways to send power down the valuable twin, 500 - kilovolt transmission lines originating at the plant.

Slated to commence in this year's third quarter, the scope of the Downer - GE ANZ consortium's work at the Boco Wind Farm includes construction of a 133 - kilovolt (kV) transmission line and substation; balance of plant, civil, and electrical infrastructure; erection and commissioning of the wind turbine generators.

Transmission lines are typically overhead wires at voltages of 110 to 765 kilovolts supported by towers.

Rocky Mountain Power and Idaho Power first proposed the 500 - kilovolt, 10 - segment Project in 2007 as a 10 - segment, 500 - kilovolt transmission line originating near Glenrock, Wyoming, and terminating at the Hemingway substation, 20 miles southwest of Boise, Idaho.