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The document discusses the components and operation of an automated voltage control system for an electric power distribution network. It describes the different voltage levels from high voltage to medium voltage to low voltage, and how automatic voltage control relays and centralized voltage control algorithms coordinate to regulate voltage across the network based on load and generation levels to maintain voltage within permissible ranges. Real-time monitoring and switching commands from SCADA and distribution management systems help optimize voltage control.
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More info at www.mmea.fi
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More info at www.mmea.fi
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