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extra-high voltage

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extra-high voltage [¦ek·strə ¦hī ′vōl·tij]
(electricity)
A voltage above 345 kilovolts used for power transmission. Abbreviated ehv.


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At present, China has been able to develop and produce the important equipment of extra-high voltage such as transformers of extra-high voltage of 1,100KV, reactors of extra-high voltage of 1,100KV and direct valves of 800KV.
The Doha project requires the provision of engineering, procurement, construction, installation and commissioning services for extra-high voltage underground power cables on three 22 km circuits for a total of 66 km of 400 kV cable and associated accessories, as part of the power transmission system expansion.
Wind-generated electricity from the upper Midwest will become cost-competitive with power generated from more conventional fuel sources like coal, while providing substantial reductions in greenhouse gas emissions when connected to the nation's electricity grid via new extra-high voltage transmission lines, a new study by The Brattle Group has concluded.
 
 
 
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