PS42 Concept of Corona

[@sachin__tone]

Very nice lectures Free education to all ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING students. Helps in GATE ESE PSU. No need to took coaching for all exam.

[@pagalavan7472]

New information learnt from your video sir.Thanks a lot. you are starting from basic so it easy to assimilate the concept

[@surendrakverma555]

Very good lecture Sir. Thanks 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@nishantdafale3287]

Sir Somewhere I read that corona is more dominant on positive conductor than negative (in DC case) Why is it so ? can you please explain

[@nishantdafale3287]

ohh ...it means corona is more brighter on positive conducter i.e more loss.......which you have covered in this lecture .....my query is solved ......thanks Thirupathiraju sir

[@nishantdafale3287]

here difference is mobility ....mobility of electrons is more than ions

[@jamesowusu-ansah595]

Thank you for this video...But pls what is the difference between flashover and corona effect.

[@pagalavan7472]

How many times corona is lesser in HVDC than AC? Is there any relation between corona and HVDC in terms of voltage sir?

[@divinatarajan142]

Thank you 😊

[@2K22-EE-17MOHDRUMMANSHUJA]

ohh so this is the reason for hissing noise i always wonder how come there is noise coming from transmission line

[@atanudey6507]

1:26 sir can u tell which fomulanis this, as i know electric field intensity is q/4π€r

[@atanudey6507]

Pls reply sir

[@atanudey6507]

@@lecturesinelectricaleng always thank u sir for ur quick response.

[@atanudey6507]

Sir one more question is it necessary to read books as ur videos have everything in it, I m preparing for ssc je right now? Ur reply is awaited sir.

[@atanudey6507]

@@lecturesinelectricaleng thank u sir

[@wajahatfaheem9623]

sir how many lectures are remaining in power systems and when will that be completed??