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Et 13 Midterm

The document provides an overview of power generation and distribution, detailing the structure of modern power systems and the roles of generation, transmission, and distribution. It covers the basics of electrical power, including voltage, current, and power types, as well as conventional and renewable energy sources. Additionally, it discusses emerging technologies such as tidal energy, hydrogen fuel cells, and smart grids.

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Et 13 Midterm

The document provides an overview of power generation and distribution, detailing the structure of modern power systems and the roles of generation, transmission, and distribution. It covers the basics of electrical power, including voltage, current, and power types, as well as conventional and renewable energy sources. Additionally, it discusses emerging technologies such as tidal energy, hydrogen fuel cells, and smart grids.

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Overview of Power Generation and Distribution

• The structure of modern power systems


• The role of generation, transmission, and distribution
• Overview of global power systems and grid infrastructure
2. Basics of Electrical Power
• Concepts of voltage, current, power (real, reactive, apparent)
• Power factor and its significance
• AC vs. DC power systems

Module 2: Power Generation Technologies

1. Conventional Power Generation


• Thermal power plants (coal, natural gas, oil)
• Nuclear power generation
• Hydroelectric power generation
2. Renewable Energy Sources
• Solar power generation (photovoltaic, solar thermal)
• Wind power generation (onshore, offshore)
• Biomass and geothermal power
3. Emerging and Future Power Technologies
• Tidal and wave energy
• Hydrogen fuel cells
• Smart grids and microgrids

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