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It isn't just that. afaik, a much larger issue is related to capacitive and inductive losses of AC. Even on the railways, an adjacent 25KV overhead line can ind
by lbriner 5y ago
It isn't just that. afaik, a much larger issue is related to capacitive and inductive losses of AC. Even on the railways, an adjacent 25KV overhead line can induce a few hundred volts into the adjacent "dead" line, which is why they must be earthed before you can work on them.