Radial Distribution Circuit definition
Radial Distribution Circuit means a circuit configuration in which independent feeders branch out radially from a common source of supply.
Radial Distribution Circuit means electrical service from an EPS consisting of one primary circuit extending from a single substation or transmission supply point arranged such that the primary circuit serves Interconnecting Customers in a particular local area.
Radial Distribution Circuit means a circuit configuration where independent feeders branch out radially from a common source of supply. From the standpoint of a utility system, the area described is between the generating source or intervening substations and the customer’s entrance equipment. A radial distribution system is the most common type of connection between a utility and load in which power flows in one direction from the utility to the load.
More Definitions of Radial Distribution Circuit
Radial Distribution Circuit means a circuit configuration in which independent
Radial Distribution Circuit means electrical service from an EPS consisting of one primary circuit extending from a single substation or transmission supply
Radial Distribution Circuit means a circuit configuration where independent feeders branch out radially from a common source of supply. From the standpoint of a utility system, the area described is between the generating source or intervening substations and the customer’s entrance equipment. A radial distribution system is the most common
Radial Distribution Circuit means a circuit configuration where independent feeders branch out radially from a common source of supply. From the standpoint of a utility system, the area described is between the generating