Sentence examples for connected overhead from inspiring English sources

In addition, simulating predischarge current may affect the overvoltages arising at substations due to shielding failure of the connected overhead lines depending on withstand or flashover of line insulation.

Meanwhile the existing buildings -- old wooden shacks connected by overhead steam pipes -- hum with activity.

This vertical cabling connects the overhead HV line with underground one.

Barely loosen (break loose) each of the 11 bolts (10mm) connecting the Overhead Cam (OHC) valve cover to the engine.

The shell side of the heat exchanger is also a natural circulation loop connected to an overhead large water reservoir, namely the GDWP.

It was more comfortable for Cardiff in the second half, and Harris scored their second goal in acrobatic fashion as he latched on to Ben Turner's header and connected with an overhead kick.

The running of almost all varieties of tournaments (we have tested sizes up to 40 or 50 entrants) is nearly instantaneous this can be effectively performed as a demonstration on a laptop connected to an overhead projection system.

On transformers connected to long, overhead power transmission lines, induced currents due to geomagnetic disturbances during solar storms can cause saturation of the core and operation of transformer protection devices.

Briefly, an oil phase consisting of the organic monomers, AIBN initiator, and surfactant Span80 were placed in a 250 mL 3-necked round-bottomed flask and stirred continually at 350 rpm using a PTFE paddle connected to an overhead stirrer.

The paper deals with the secondary arc current and recovery voltage in Extra-High Voltage (EHV) ac mixed lines (MLs), i.e. solidly series-connected overhead line (OHL) and underground cable (CL) sections, during the dead time of single-pole auto-reclosure (SPAR) cycles, following single-phase-to-ground faults in the overhead line sections.

Next to it is a 60-acre electricity transmission substation with overhead lines connected to distribution systems that cross New Jersey, New York State, New England, Maryland and Pennsylvania.