Chap 5 Key Terms 2 Flashcards

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lockout

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Permanent operation that requires visual closure of automatic line reclosers

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2
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subtransmission lines

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High voltage lines generally energized between 69 and 161 KV.They can be as low as 35KV subtransmission lines connect bulk transmission sub stations to industrial customers.Or distribution substations

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3
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conductivity

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Capacity of a material to transmit electricity

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4
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megawatt

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One million watts

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5
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supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA)

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System that automatically collects data And enables remote control switching operations

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6
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current

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The flow of electricity

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7
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current surge

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In rush of electricity caused when electrical devices Search as motors or Transformers are first switched on at which time.They can drawseveral times their normal operating electrical loadoften occurs when circuits are first reenergized following and outage

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8
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delta construction

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Elect?
Ric distribution configuration with 3 phases.But no common neutral wire.There is no fixed difference between phase to phase and phase to ground voltages

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9
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minimum vegetation clearance distance (MVCD)

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Calculated minimum distance between conductors and vegetation to prevent spark over for various altitudes.And operating voltages that is used in the design of transmission facilities

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10
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momentary interruption

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Transient fault in an electrical system lasting from thirty 32 a hundred and thirty three milliseconds

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11
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North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC)

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Not for profit international regulatory authority whose mission is to assure the reliability of the bulk power system in north america

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12
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Switchyard

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Electric facility that does not change voltage but is used to route. Power through various circuits may be strategically designed to compensate for portions of a system that are experiencing power failures. Protecting circuits through disconnect switches, circuit breakers relays and communication systems compare to substate.

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13
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taps

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Wire connection between energize conductor And other electrical equipment such as transformers

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14
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transformer

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Elect?
Rical device that raises or lowers voltage through induction

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15
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transient fault

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Is fault that Affects the dialectic properties of a system For an instant in no longer exist after the power has been Restored

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16
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distribution lines

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In an electric utility system electric supply lines usually energized between two point four and twenty three k v contrast with transmission lines

17
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distribution network

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In an electric utility system, the portion that delivers electricity to end.Users includes distribution substations primaries distribution transformers secondaries and service lines.

18
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electrical potential (voltage)

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Difference in electric energy between an energized conductor and an other energized conductor the ground.Or other object

19
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neutral wire

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Common return path for an electric system

20
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transmission interconnect

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Region wear transmission or extra high transmission lines are connected.The interconnection allows utilities to transfer electricity both within their systems and among one another

21
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insulator

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Material with poor conductivity such as fiberglass glass polymers and porcelain used to separate energized conductors from poles or other objects or structures that must not be energized