How power imported or exported using grids between two or more state?

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In summary, power is imported or exported between two or more states through interconnected power grids, which are networks of transmission lines and substations. The amount of power that can be imported or exported is influenced by factors such as transmission capacity, surplus power availability, and demand. The cost of importing or exporting power is determined by factors such as distance, infrastructure, and agreements. The main benefit of importing or exporting power is the ability to balance supply and demand, but there can be challenges and limitations such as differences in infrastructure and regulations, as well as potential political and economic barriers. Extreme weather events or natural disasters can also disrupt the flow of power between states.
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How power imported or exported using grids between two or more state??

there is a single grid system throughout the country.. if one state has more power it supplies others through a grid., if the same state is deficient of power it gets power from others by SAME GRID., how is this possible?? wats the principle?? :confused:
 
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the principle is ohm's law.

you might read the thread on alternators started by Bassalisk.

Synchronous machines connected in parallel are mechanically coupled by the grid, just as a team of horses is coupled by their harness equipment (is tack correct word?) .
 

1. How is power imported or exported between two or more states?

Power is imported or exported between two or more states through interconnected power grids. These grids are networks of transmission lines and substations that allow for the transfer of electricity between different regions.

2. What factors influence the amount of power that can be imported or exported?

The amount of power that can be imported or exported between two or more states is influenced by factors such as the capacity of the transmission lines and substations, the availability of surplus power in one state, and the demand for power in the other state.

3. How is the cost of importing or exporting power determined?

The cost of importing or exporting power is determined by various factors, including the distance between the states, the cost of building and maintaining the transmission infrastructure, and any agreements or contracts between the involved parties.

4. What are the benefits of importing or exporting power between states?

The main benefit of importing or exporting power between states is the ability to balance out the supply and demand of electricity. This can help to stabilize the power grid and ensure a reliable and continuous supply of electricity for both states.

5. Are there any challenges or limitations to importing or exporting power between states?

There can be challenges and limitations to importing or exporting power between states, such as differences in power grid infrastructure and regulations, as well as potential political and economic barriers. Additionally, extreme weather events or natural disasters can disrupt the flow of power between states.

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