Transposition of Conductors
Definition of Transposition:-
The transposition is physical rotation of the condductors so that the conductor is moved to take up next physical position in the regular sequence.
The transposition of conductors equalises the mutual inductance and capacitance between the lines.
The irregular spacing between the conductors give a more complex value of inductances which makes the study more complex.
The transposition is mainly done in the substations.
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