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Answer: A modern electrical grid is a complex network of interconnected components that work together to ensure a reliable and safe power supply. For both overhead and underground systems, the key components include:

Transmission System Components:

• transmission lines: The conductors, such as OHTL wire cable conductors, that carry bulk electricity at high voltages.

• Substations: Facilities that step up or step down voltage, and control the flow of power.

• Insulators: Devices made from porcelain, glass, or polymers that prevent the high-voltage conductors from shorting to their support structures.

• Line Hardware and Accessories: Specialized clamps, brackets, spacers, and vibration dampers that maintain the integrity and stability of the lines.

Distribution System Components:

• Distribution Feeders: The medium-voltage lines that carry power from substations to local neighborhoods.

• Distribution Transformers: Devices (often pole-mounted or pad-mounted) that step down the medium voltage to a safe, low voltage for end users.

• Poles and Towers: The structural supports for overhead conductors.

• Switchgear and Protective Equipment: Fuses, circuit breakers, and reclosers that protect the system from overcurrents and faults, ensuring safety and reliability.