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Difference between busbar and feeder ?

Power System

  • Mehulsinh
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  • busbar acts as a input and output for the substation to which all incoming and outgoing lines are connected to it where as feeder is connected between distribution substation output to the distribution transformer

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  • busbar is comman conductor where's incoming and outgoing supply of power is conducted., and feedar is nothing as transmission line which feed the power from feddar to the distributor, feddar may be 11kv or 33 kv

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  • Bus bar just like that an extension box we r using in home, it is grid. Feeder is just like that what we connect to that extension box

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  • both terms are belongs to conductors. according arrangement thier terminalogy changed. conductor is used at in put of any network is feeder. any network have one or more feeders. bus bar is connectin node in network. i.e is feeder is also a busbar

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  • In the substation feeder is used to supply the current to the different areas & feeder takes the current from the busbar (conductor) which comes from the generating station

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  • busbar is a several interconnection of power system... feeder means power transmission at one point to another point.

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  • Busbar is like a node where different power system elements are connected like Alternators, Power Transformers etc.. while Feeder is used to feed electrical power from Busbar to distributors... we can connect more than one feeder to a Busbar.

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  • busbar is a common conductor through which we can connect different feeders to provide power supply to any power system elements.

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  • The busbar is used as a conductor and is used as a connection between the parallel and the feeder. The feeder is the supply, and it handles the relays.

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