Why High Voltage is Used on board Ships?

This video will enable one to understand the advantages of using High Voltage On board ships. Simple and easy calculations will make you understand the basics of "fault protection level" of a circuit.
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[@SURESHSCSVMVXXX]

Thanks much Sriram for ur wonderful dedicated works for seafarers..keep rocking...we need ur supports on doing such works

[@-lijbarye1754]

wonderful and thank you Sir

[@abhijithswathi7293]

Thanks alot

[@channabasava4234]

Super explain sir I like your teaching

[@athtut1]

thank you for excellent tutorial. Please explain Power factor and make a video tutorial for what is power factor. thank you again.

[@navidmohammadzadeh2141]

Fantastic. Thank you!

[@ninadmarwadi123]

thanks for the explaination

[@rickyazarcon8784]

Thank you, thats very informative

[@igortabulynsky2253]

Thanks! Realy simple explanation /

[@roshwinvaz991]

Nice video . 🖒

[@pklongutoobe]

No mention at all of transformer losses...

[@ravikumarpujar4015]

Best to learn

[@chandraashutosh2500]

Sir pls post video rudder clearances how many clearances and how to take ?? How many cables from alternator coming to busbar?

[@nilasithu5274]

thank u sir

[@sujithpoojary9084]

Sir please make video on starting air system👈👈👈

[@xxxxxxxcccccc8640]

sir, v=IR if voltage increases current also gets increases. but u said totally viceversa. how it will be?????pls reply anyone

[@SeaAffair]

P=V*I for constat power V and I inversely proportional

[@anirudhrox8839]

i get your point.. according to ohm's law, voltage is proportional to current.. so when voltage increases to 11kV, why doesn't current increase? this is because ohm's law is applicable only for current carrying conductors, not transformers or generators which produce or transmit power..

[@-lijbarye1754]

@@anirudhrox8839 that only works on DC not AC...