Kõrgepingeliin
Kõrgepingeliin, often translated as high-voltage power line, is a crucial component of an electricity transmission network. These lines are designed to carry electrical energy over long distances with minimal loss. They operate at significantly higher voltages than those used in residential or industrial areas to reduce the current flowing through the conductors, thereby decreasing resistive losses (power loss is proportional to the square of the current).
The construction of a kõrgepingeliin typically involves large towers or pylons made of steel or concrete, which
Kõrgepingeliinid are categorized by their voltage levels, such as extra-high voltage (EHV), high-voltage (HV), and medium-voltage