Sekundärnetze
Sekundärnetze, also known as secondary networks or distribution networks, are an integral part of electrical power systems. They operate at lower voltage levels compared to primary transmission networks and are responsible for delivering electricity to end-users such as homes, businesses, and industries. These networks typically consist of a series of interconnected circuits that branch out from substations.
The primary function of a sekundärnetz is to reduce the high voltages received from the primary distribution
Various configurations exist for sekundärnetze, including radial, loop, and networked systems. Radial systems are the simplest,
The operation and maintenance of sekundärnetze are crucial for the stability of the entire power grid. Fault