Sentence examples for voltage dipped from inspiring English sources

Voltage dipped about noon, after a tree branch apparently went too close to a 345,000-volt transmission line in the Dunwoodie section of Yonkers, causing the line to send the electricity into the tree, said Michael Clendenin, a Con Ed spokesman.

The V-CCT indices indicate the severity of fault-initiated contingencies by comprehensively evaluating transient voltage dips according to dynamic performance criteria.

The voltage dip was felt throughout the city.

"It really was just brief voltage dip," he said.

But the resulting brief voltage dip caused a number of subway signals on the Upper West Side to malfunction, said Melissa Farley, a New York City Transit spokeswoman.

Before deregulation, such links were employed largely for emergencies for when, say, a utility found its voltage dipping precipitously and a brownout imminent.

A voltage dip of just 10percentt, with no interruption, can cause problems for some systems in a sixth of a second, according to Marek Samotyj, who manages power quality programs for the Electric Power Research Institute, a Palo Alto, Calif.

Harmonics, voltage flickers, voltage dips and noise are examples of problems that negatively affect power quality.

This paper describes a new approach of estimating the impact of voltage dips on aggregated customers and the correlation with several voltage dip parameters.

A sudden 400 kW loss of generation occurs at 10 s and causes a voltage dip.

One of these requirements is the voltage support by DG units during voltage dips.