Elektrivõrgujuhtijad
Elektrivõrgujuhtijad, also known as electrical grid conductors, are the essential components that carry electrical energy throughout a power distribution network. They are typically made of highly conductive materials, most commonly aluminum or copper, chosen for their ability to efficiently transmit electricity with minimal energy loss. Aluminum is often preferred for overhead power lines due to its lighter weight and lower cost compared to copper, while copper is frequently used in underground cables and within substations where space and conductivity are paramount.
These conductors vary in size and configuration depending on the voltage and current they are designed to