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This document discusses electric power generation, transmission, and distribution. It explains that electricity can transform lives both economically and socially. It then outlines the different sources used for power generation including fossil fuels like coal and natural gas, as well as renewable sources like hydro, solar, wind, and geothermal. The document also discusses how power is transmitted from generation plants through overhead and underground transmission lines, and then distributed to consumers through distribution lines.
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Power generation transmission & distribution
- 2. Electricity can transform people's lives, not just economically but also socially. 2
- 3. Power Generation Environment friendly Minimum unit cost Reliable power supply
- 5. Energy Resources Fossil Fuel Coal Oil Natural Gas ▪ Renewable Hydro solar Wind Geothermal Atomic Nuclear 5
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- 9. Electric Power Transmission Electric power transmission is the bulk transfer of energy from generating power plants to demand corners.
- 10. Electric Power Transmission Overhead transmission Underground transmission
- 11. Want big impact? Use big image. 11
- 13. Underground ▪Less affected by weather ▪Costly ▪Not easy to repair Electric Power Transmission Overhead ▪Easier to repair ▪Cheap to install ▪Get affected by wather 13
- 14. Electric power distribution ▪ An electric power distribution is the final stage; it carries electricity from transmission line to consumer. 14
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- 16. Electric Field and Human Body Electric field from power line induce electric charge at body surface
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- 18. Any questions? You can find me at motinurapece@baec.gov.bd Md. Motinur Rahman Scientific Officer Institute of Electronics Bangladesh Atomic Energy Commision 18