Feeder line (network)

Known as: Feeder line

A feeder line is a peripheral route or branch in a network, which connects smaller or more remote nodes with a route or branch carrying heavier…

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2019

Because failures in distribution systems caused by extreme weather events directly result in consumers’ outages, this paper…

2019

With rapid development towards sustainable smart grids, the future electricity distribution networks should be able to host more…

2018

Demand for converter-fed distributed energy resources are rapidly growing in microgrids and these energy sources are mainly…

2016

Unreliable electricity supplies are common in developing countries and impose large socio-economic costs, yet precise information…

2016

Electricity is the basic need of the human being. Supply utilities always try to improve the performance through different…

2012

Application of renewable energy systems has become very popular. Since most utilities do not track the end points of their…

2007

This paper proposes an efficient and accurate technique for estimating the location of an energized capacitor bank downline from…

2004

Recently, artificial heart (AH) is noticed as the alternate method of the heart graft. Though there are many problems and defect…

1989

The subsynchronous oscillation phenomena of an induction motor fed from a series compensated feeder line is investigated. With…

1984

Magnetic field disturbance by leakage current of electric railways is a serious problem for magnetic observations. We can get an…