How the Electricity deliver to our houses?

How the Electricity deliver to our houses?

Delivering the electricity includes 8 basic steps from a generator to loads (like homes & businesses).

8 Easy Steps for Power Delivery from Generators to End-User

1). Generation 11KV

2). Step-Up Transformer 11/132KV, 220KV & 400KV

3). Transmission Lines 132KV, 220KV & 400KV

4). Substation 132KV, 220KV & 400KV / 33KV

5). Distribution Lines 33KV/11KV

6). Service Transformer 11KV/415V

7). Electric Meter

8). Household Wiring and Load

Step-1). Generation 11KV

In order to create electricity, a generator transforms mechanical energy - typically from steam, water, (or) wind - into electrical energy.

Step-2). Step-Up Transformer 11KV/132KV, 220KV & 400KV

A step-up transformer receives the electricity that is generated. By increasing the electricity’s voltage, this transformer makes long-distance transmission more effective.

Step-3). Transmission Lines 132KV, 220KV & 400KV

Transmission lines carry the high-voltage power. These are big cables that transport electricity from power plants to the substations over great distances.

Step-4). Substation 132KV, 220KV & 400KV/33KV

After receiving at a substation, the electricity passes via a step-down transformer. This lowers the voltage to a distribution level that is safer.

Step-5). Distribution Lines 33KV/11KV

Distribution lines are used to transmit the lower voltage power. Electricity is delivered to individuals & companies via these lines.

Step-6). Service Transformer 11KV/415 V

A service transformer additionally reduces voltage to a useable level (230 volts) close to residences or places of business.

Step-7). Electric Meter

Electric meters monitor the amount of electricity utilized as it goes through them.

Step-8). Household Wiring and Load

Ultimately, the electricity is transmitted to electrical appliances, lighting, & other equipment in homes (or) businesses via residential wire. Now that the energy is at a safe voltage - 230V for residences, on average - it can power an abundance of loads.

From the source of generation to the final consumers, this entire process guarantees the efficient and secure delivery of electricity.