Power Distribution

Product Description

With more than a decade of experience in the market, we have acquired proper knowledge and skills to manufacture, export and supply an outstanding range of Power Distribution Aluminum Casting. Find huge application in various industries such as automobile and engineering, these manifolds are used as leak proof castings. Designed with accuracy and good finish at core areas, this Power Distribution Aluminum Casting is offered to clients in various sizes and specifications.

Features

• Less wear and tear
• Low maintenance
• Very thin wall

 

Power distribution is the process of delivering electricity from substations to individual consumers, like homes and businesses. It involves lowering the voltage from high-transmission levels to lower, usable levels for everyday use and managing the flow of electricity through a network of equipment. 
Here's a more detailed breakdown:
Key Components:
• Substations: 

  These facilities receive high-voltage electricity from transmission lines and step down the voltage to a level suitable for local distribution.
• Transformers: 

  These devices further reduce the voltage to the levels needed by different types of consumers (e.g., residential, commercial, industrial).
• Switchgear: 

  This equipment controls the flow of electricity, protecting circuits and allowing for maintenance and repairs.
• Feeders: 

  These are the main power lines that distribute electricity from substations or transformers to various areas.
• Distribution Lines: 

  These lines carry electricity from feeders to individual buildings and properties.
• Meters: 

  These devices measure the amount of electricity used by consumers. 
How it Works:
1. Electricity is generated at power plants and transmitted at high voltages over long distances. 
2. Substations receive this high-voltage power and step it down to medium voltages. 
3. Transformers within substations further reduce the voltage to lower levels for different consumer needs. 
4. Distribution lines carry the electricity to individual buildings and properties. 
5. Meters record the electricity usage, and switchgear manages the flow of electricity.