General principles
High and very high-voltage stations
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General principles
High and very high-voltage stations

Author : Franck-Yves DUPRIEZ

Publication date: February 10, 2009 | Lire en français

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1. General principles

The purpose of substation operation and control facilities is to ensure (local or remote) operation, monitoring, protection and restoration of service after an incident on the power system, by acting on various substation components:

  • components for connecting the ends of the transmission and distribution links leading to them;

  • substation components such as busbars and power transformers.

To achieve this, a substation is structured into different sections, each of which contains a set of high- and low-voltage equipment and circuits, geographically and functionally linked to a specific part of the substation.

1.1 Notion of electrical slice

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