Basic Electrical Engineering: Srikanth Allamsetty Assistant Professor School of Electrical Engg
Basic Electrical Engineering: Srikanth Allamsetty Assistant Professor School of Electrical Engg
Srikanth Allamsetty
Assistant Professor
SCHOOL OF ELECTRICAL ENGG
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INTRODUCTION
• Electrical energy scenario in India
• Power system layout
• Comparison of overhead transmission lines and underground
cables
• Classification of sources of energy
• Types of generating stations
• Electrical safety rules
• Components of LT Switch gear
• Different electric wiring technique
• Necessity of earthing and fuses
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ESSENCE OF ELECTRICITY
• Need for Electricity
• Why Electricity/ not other forms.
i. Possibility of bulk Production and is transportability over long
distances
ii. It is silent
iii.Ease of control
iv. It is very fast
v. Convertible to other forms
vi. Possibility of storage
• The electrification of Kolkata city took place in 1879.
• Electrical Utility : CESU (Central Electricity Supply
Utility of Orissa Limited)
• Board of Trades Unit (kWhr)
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ELECTRICAL ENERGY SCENARIO IN INDIA
• Total installed capacity of power stations in India stood at 356
Giga watt (GW) as of May 31, 2019
• India is the world's third largest producer and fourth largest
consumer of electricity.
• Electric energy consumption in agriculture was recorded highest
(17.89%) in 2015-16 among all countries.
• The per capita electricity consumption is low compared to many
countries despite cheaper electricity tariff in India.
• Power in (MW) from Thermal: 218,330, Nuclear: 6780, Hydro:
44,478, other renewable: 57,260.
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ELECTRICAL ENERGY SCENARIO IN INDIA
Wind 10% 4%
Solar 8% 2%
Gas 7% 3.9%
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