What are power lines made out of?

Power lines are made of aluminum, because they are exceptional conductors of both heat and electricity.

Electrical transmission towers are what holds power lines up. These towers are made of steel and have an openwork lattice design.

Much higher.

there are no power lines in heaven

China is, or used to be (the current material may be some made made material) china on power lines. The separators were made of china to insulate them.

at the end of power lines 1 you get a code to enter power lines 2 the code is 321123

Power lines sag mostly in the summer depending on where you live. The warm weather causes the power lines to expand ( so the particles expand) and sag. If you live in a Northern Country where it is cold in the winter, the power lines will do the opposite because the cold weather causes the power lines to contract. So basically power lines sag in the summer and "de-sag' in the winter.

The insulators on power lines are usually porcelain.

there legs are insulators so they can stand on power lines

Power lines and phone lines though using the same utility poles are two different sets of wires. Telephone wires carry their own power, separate from the power lines and are insulted while power lines are not. If the telephone wires are unbroken but laying on the ground the wires will not short to ground while an unbroken uninsulated power line will short to ground disrupting service.

the power steering is leaking were the lines run inside the boot on the driver side

The answer is yes they can touch one another when there on power lines

The power steering lines run between the power steering pump and the rack and pinion.

because the lightning hits the the power lines and electricity runs through power lines

Ley lines were thought to be lines around the Earth where there was great spiritual or magical power. Where Ley lines cross they had that much more power. Yahoo answers had a discussion on this also.

Sagging Power Lines In the summer, power lines warm up with the weather. Since materials expand when they get warm, the power lines stretch out and sag. The opposite happens in the winter, as the power lines get colder, they contract. Also, in the summer the electrical load on the line is generally greater. This in turn causes increased temperature and can lead to the line sagging.

the power lines got burnt and it sent out a long way people having no power

i have a leak in power steering lines on 99 Malibu . show me line schematics

Power lines run at high voltages to overcome line loss.

Roads, power lines, shopping areas, buildings, rail facilities, airports, harbors, schools.

Anything made of a metal or metal alloy will be a conductor. The most common are copper (indoor wiring) and aluminum (power lines and transmission cables).

Electricity travels through power lines because the wires form a complete loop. Power lines can be overhead or underground and if one is broken, the electricity cannot flow through it.

The major problem for the Americans in the Mexican War was the distance in logistical lines. The seat of power was more than 1,000 miles from the Mexican border. That made lines of communication difficult.

Helpful. What you call "power lines 1 level 6", it has to make 10 and there are six powercells. What you call "power lines 2 level 7" is has to make 21 and there are more than six which is 9 powerce.

Light does not travel further along power lines. What phenomenon are you describing?

Power lines carry electricity as alternating current.

People throw their shoes on the power lines because one of there family have died

i'm sorry but there is no power lines four yet but keep cheaking just in case

What do truck-mounted infrared cameras look for in substations and on power lines

Higher voltage and effectively unlimited current. house wiring is 120V to 240V neighborhood distribution power lines are 1000V to 5000V city and industrial distribution power lines are 20,000V to 50,000V intercity high tension transmission power lines are 100,000V to 1,000,000V

Wind power isn't stored. It is immediately generated into electricity that goes straight into the power lines. This is why there has to be power lines in and area for it to be able to have a wind farm.

Mostly because too much snow can cause too much weight on power lines thus causing the power lines to collapse and then you loose power Usually the weight of the snow one the lines, combined with the force of the winds, causes brief disconnectes in the power.

there are no underground power lines but a zone holds it (power) cause the buildings need power so they hold it. and form like a circuit or you call it a underground power line.

You need your own power and build power lines.

if you want to know the password to powerlines 3 you should play the game. i would start with power lines 2. the password to get into power lines 3 is 123321. dont forget it. Hope it helped!

It depends on the type of power line. The power company is responsible for Distribution, Primary and Secondary lines. They subcontract this to various companies. Homeowners are responsible for taking care of the lines that lead into their homes.

In some areas they are for preventing the power lines from hitting together and starting a fire. They also increase the visibility of the lines to helicopters etc.

It is safer living by buried power lines because they won't fall on your house or car in heavy winds or ice storms.

Yes, it is a power source, because it carries energy from the main lines directley into a house.

Power lines and electronic equipment: 150m

Generators were supplied and connected to power lines.

I believe you have that backwards. Power lines shrink (contract) in cold weather and expand in hot weather. Metal expands when it is heated.

A generator contains magnets which can be rotated; as their magnetic lines of force pass through surrounding wires, they generate electricity. In order to create the necessary rotation, various mechanisms are used, such as steam turbines (steam can be made using either fossil fuels or nuclear power), wind, or flowing water. Photoelectric power is made in an entirely different way, but that is not used at power stations.

Yes. Even fairly weak tornadoes can bring down power lines. These power lines create a risk of electrocution in the tornado's aftermath.

There is no safe way for anyone to fix downed lines. Call the power company and have them take care of the issue. Avoid the lines at all cost.

Transmission lines

The mass of ice forming on the power cables becomes too great for the lines to support and so they snap.

Power lines have been known to cause anxiety in horses and prevent adequate sleep.

It is not safe to be living under or close to high voltage electric transmission lines

Power lines don't hum, but the transformers that run them do. The humming is a result of the interchange in the coils that converts the voltage to a different level.