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difference between switchgear and circuit breakers

difference between switchgear and circuit breakers

difference between switchgear and circuit breakers

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what is the difference between switchgear and circuit breakers and is there any difference between outdoor and indoor switchgear and circuit breakers ,

and how would you differentiate between switch yard and substation and grid station .

thanks

RE: difference between switchgear and circuit breakers

Hello neduetpk,

I suggest that you do some Internet searches or read some books on electrical engineering; you may be able to find some glossaries that provide definitions of the terms about which you are asking.

Once you have grasped and comprehended what the various terms mean, you might do well to contact industries and electrical utilities in your area to see if they have any of the types of equipment about which you are inquiring, and if there might be any way to be given a tour of the facilities in question.

Others may disagree with me, but in my view posting such exceedingly rudimentary questions in fora such as this is misdirected and unlikely to yield the results you desire.

CR

"As iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another." [Proverbs 27:17, NIV]

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