Electrical Grid 101 : All you need to know ! (With Quiz)

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Title	:	Electrical Grid 101 : All you need to know ! (With Quiz)
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can i ask how to make video like this I really need it to complete my assignment thanks 😊
Comment from : Daniel Skyy

Can you please reduce the music volume more
Comment from : Kassim Nazeer

You did a very good job of explaining how transmission works When are you going to explain how the grid functions?
Comment from : DarthBop

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Comment from : David Rockefeller

WHY? why would u put the background music? so distracting it's like I am trying to focus the lecture in the class, but at the same time, Zumba class is happening in the next room
Comment from : Caleb saheb

add subtitles please
Comment from : Joshua Lee Mallory

"all you need to know"brDidn't answer any of the questions I have
Comment from : Jimmy B

I wish captions were on
Comment from : Wanita06

Just remove the music to be more effective… thanks for the explanation
Comment from : zaid ahmed

CLEANSPARK is the solution to the outdated grid system That is all
Comment from : Investor Sheikh

The background music should be in the background It's fighting with the narration
Comment from : Mike Conley

Are there more parts explaining how the grids are calculated and so on?
Comment from : Daniel

Your bgm is fucked
Comment from : Ekta Sharma

i scored 11/15 i m happy :)
Comment from : MsApril

Good information, but Jesus that looped guitar got to me
Comment from : Orion Kircos

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Comment from : WiGL eNERGY

Question 2 brWhat part of the utility system supplies distribution substations from bulk power sources?brwhat's the answer ?
Comment from : keva kemp

Music ghusedna jaruri tha ?
Comment from : Krishna Gopaliya

A version without the pointless and distracting music would be great!
Comment from : Welshhobo1

Please send this as ppt
Comment from : @attitude matters 🔥

cool vid, 10/10
Comment from : DeMonky22

My dad works for tep
Comment from : Shawna Halbur

Have you guys heard of ted kazynski?
Comment from : ryuk811

Till Tesla tech is released to the public
Comment from : Audible Wilcox

Systems builds Installing
Comment from : arrow arrow

Awesome!
Comment from : SHACHINDRA TRIPATHI

subtitoles in englesh????????????????????
Comment from : Nume_XV

Good video but background audio is very annoying!
Comment from : Sami Halfawi

عالی👌🏻
Comment from : Sajjad Barjas

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Comment from : Manju Kuri

CORRECTION: after electricity is generated, the voltage is stepped up and sent through feeder cables connected a switchyard - which is like a substation but doesn't have transformers or circuit breakers - only busses and switches and operates only at a single voltage level
Comment from : VoyageOne1

awesome! You guys explained it very well!
Comment from : SpreadLove

Thanks for this video
Comment from : Khan Md Elme

Can I know the name of the intro music?
Comment from : Samhita Bharadwaj

Where is the quiz
Comment from : Himanshu Singh

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Comment from : Phasor Systems

I did it quickly and efficiently with instructions from Avasva webpage
Comment from : Shantelle Adeline

Thank you N TESLA ⚡
Comment from : ComptonKombi75

harve de grace
Comment from : Joshua Wright

I took excellent guide from Avasva Just google it
Comment from : Shantay Madison

This video is good if you want to learn about electrical grids, energy, and info structure
Comment from : Serenity Lomax

Aww ! That BGM damn
Comment from : Chaganti Sri chandana

i like her voice
Comment from : K MONEY

Thank you Tesla (not that ahole Edison)
Comment from : Lancelot Xavier

The 'music' wipes out the entire presentation
Comment from : Ted

Could we be able to install electrical powerlines under the ground? So that when a hurricane strikes, repairing of powerlines won't be a problem
Comment from : Jawwad Ibarreta

Unwatchable due to annoying music and whiny American accent
Comment from : Advantage Marine

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Comment from : keima ecchi

good
Comment from : şakir dağ

How are the VOLTAGES regulated ?
Comment from : Planet of the Idiots

Garbage video
Comment from : Matthew Jenkins

I saved this to watch later because I'm drunk but I still see a conflict between the phrase "All you need to know" and the 3:46 run time I will apologize if I no longer need to know anything after watching it
Comment from : Mudflap

Target audience: elementary school
Comment from : Premium Member

(1) nice sharing
Comment from : Parth

Awesome graphics, good job
Comment from : Eder M

Skip intro @0:30
Comment from : Andrew Tate

The background music was so annoying, please remove it
Comment from : Sal112350

Thanks for you explanation brSo easy to understand!
Comment from : joel stephane BIEGOH

The music is to loud
Comment from : Mariah any

Let’s have some FUN! brTake this quiz and find out which engineer are you? And tell us what result you got in the comments below! :D brQuiz: wwwengineeringworldchannelcom/what-engineer-are-you/
Comment from : Engineering World

Energy storage needs to be addressed in the grid because in the future solar and wind being higher in price should be stored at hydro locations, which could also increase water at dams rather than producing power constantly the could shut down or cut back there output and conserve water for later use
Comment from : Bill delete

Language is the most important invention Power is every where free to be used if harnessed right
Comment from : Top of top

“Information technology” lol, there is a wee bit more going on behind the scenes to integrate distributed resources
Comment from : Ry

Basic of electrical working explain plz
Comment from : chandrakala D

Thanks
Comment from : John Augsburger

The whole world uses three phase alternating current so please show always three lines in your illustrations of power lines
Comment from : Hans Vles

How many voltage in all time or in each step
Comment from : Akash k

Very informative but the background music is too loud
Comment from : L Lewis ASMR

If electricity is produce and unlike water it cannot be store, how is the amount of electricity is controlled? When I think of electricity distribution I think it is similar to water but that is incorrect So how is the flow of electricity controlled?
Comment from : abc123 babyunme

Je kiff votre contenu à quand les prochain vlog ?
Comment from : Zakaria Talhaoui

Great channel thank you team🤝
Comment from : Akil Vignesh L

Why does increasing voltage make it better for long distance travel?
Comment from : Isaiah Schwartz

Where is the generated electricity is stored ???
Comment from : Rishad Varangot

Distribution side has more complexity especially how to manage the power flow, losses, customers, faults etc
Comment from : Wira N

Thanks for the video Very well made The Background music is a bit too loud I guess Cheers, Roger
Comment from : Roger Olivier

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Comment from : Basil K Thomas

Best video
Comment from : AQx

The loud background music renders the video useless
Comment from : JOSE M PULIDO 2

sir can u tell me how can I make this type of video for my electrical engineering project ?brplease help me
Comment from : Invention

If you have any questions related to electrical engineering, feel free to ask !brOur experts shall revert back !
Comment from : Engineering World

Guys, stop complaining about the music, i was perfectly able to understand everything she saidbrAppreciate that this is a free and informative video that so neatly explains that Electric Grid
Comment from : BangMaster96

does electrical grid have a storage system?
Comment from : Dragoni

Nice videos
Comment from : electronics help care

Neat This video is a quick simple explanation I used to help install many 277v lighting changeovers as part of the green energy efficiency plan Also moved a helluva lot a conduit VFD's were also interesting to learn about
Comment from : CrazyEyesGaming

the damn music is louder than it's supposed to be thank you
Comment from : Ayham H

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Comment from : TOUET Theetas of UET

⚠️ Know more about how electricity reaches your home in our detailed article ⚠️brLink : wwwengineeringworldchannelcom/electrical-grid/
Comment from : Engineering World

I want to know if anyone work in PJM market?
Comment from : Molly Lee

great motion graphics
Comment from : Sushant Rijal

Years ago I worked for a company that painted high voltage steel towers, and electrical substations steel structures We painted the towers while energized, hot When crawling out on the arms that hold the insulators, which the lines are attached, you are crawling usually on a angle iron turned up, not very pleasant on the knees, and you learn to stay very low, a very low profile, and don't let a leg slip below you either If on the middle arm, you got an energized line above your head, and one below you You can hear them, the constant hum, the subtle cracking noise, and occasionally you get a jolt of static electricity Not enough to kill you, but one that says hold on tighter and ground yourself better In the several years I painted high voltage, I never seen anybody get into a " hot" line Although, several years after I left, a very close painting friend, got into a line at a substation for a different that pushed safety too far, way too far He was very " lucky", I guess anyway, but badly disfigured Very few, get into voltage that high, and live to tell about it Some of the towers we painted had voltage exceeding several hundred thousands volts Although most are maybe 115 k or 230k Either one, more than enough to cook you like a piece of bacon in a matter of seconds
Comment from : John G