Showing posts with label Sub Station. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sub Station. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 20, 2013

March 20, 2013

Raspberry Pi Basic Setup - Hardware



Since I got my hands on the Raspberry Pi (Model B) its been tinkering and tinkering. As you can see in the image above, I built my own case with the help of JKUAT Arch. colleague of mine who assisted with the dimensions and the white cardboard.
Away from that, today I want to show you the basic hardware that when out together with the Pi will make a successful run.



Sound. For TV-Pi

Saturday, January 5, 2013

January 05, 2013

Wind Power Kenya is 3 Years Old



Happy New Year to all my readers, hope your year started on a high voltage. Today Wind Power Kenya turns 3 years old, a milestone and remarkable achievement it is. Looking back its been a long and informative electric journey and I am very thankful to you all for taking time to read, comment & correct me where I make a mistake.

Now this year will be one very busy for me as I try to master my

Wednesday, August 18, 2010

August 18, 2010

Kenyan Cabinet approves a 421MW Power Generation Programme




The power shortage in Kenya is set to ease following Tuesday�s move by the Cabinet to approve a major generation programme.

Under the New Planned Power Generation Capacity Programme, six power projects are to be initiated this year.They
include:

21MW Songoro Hydropower Project.
10MW Tana Hydropower Project.
5MW Ngong Windpower Project.
80MW Early Geothermal Power Project.
25MW Kindaruma

Wednesday, May 12, 2010

May 12, 2010

50kVA PMTx Substation Transformer



Name : 50kVA Pole Mounted Substation Transformer
Rating: 50kVA
Cooling: Oil Cooled
Application: Commercial,Heavy Residential,Farmhold

This type of transformer is mainly used for Step-Down purposes of voltages in the range of 11kV~415/240V.


Much of their kind are available for 3phase voltages though Single phases may also be available(need citation). The cooling system employed is Oil

Thursday, April 22, 2010

April 22, 2010

Power System Network






A detailed explanation of the conversion and distribution of electric energy from the power station to consumer units.This post describes how electric energy moves from the power generating station through conductors of various sizes to consumers premises.To minimize losses and for economical reasons, electrical energy has to be converted into different magnitudes during transmission and