February 2020
Beginner to intermediate
672 pages
19h 12m
English
There exist a number of conventional ways to produce electrical energy, some by burning fuel and others by exploiting the renewable natural resources, such as wind, sun, water, and geothermal sources. The natural resources are not always close to the locations of the load centers. In most cases, the renewable resources are located away from the load, and the power produced is transported to the load centers by long transmission lines. On the other hand, the generating plants using fuel are built closer to the load centers, and the fuel resources are transported to the plants. ...
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