On August 17, 1993, the Ives Dairy Substation in Miami, Florida experienced a total failure of the system. It 'began with the failure of a simple capacitor bank (a device used to power surges and short-term drops come from the main electricity grid in a uniform smooth power that regulate the first distributed to customers). (Put the increase or decrease the amount of tension in it of a share) compared to a transformer A capacitor is like a bucket with a tap. TheBucket can hold a certain part of the volume of incoming energy capacitor as a buffer, while the tap of the capacitor is only an exact amount of energy to pass through. Thus, like other cities to extract more energy from the grid, and therefore decrease their use over and over again, this is a constant fluctuation of the network through the capacitor banks before the current is sent to the customer. Without it people would be consumer electronics off or dimming of a second, and the nextthe second is a group of people in another city would turn their air conditioners (or other) and that sudden saturation of electricity on the network then fry your computer or TV or burn the bulbs, capacitors, etc. By making the service , there is a place for the excess energy to go to a place to drain (the bucket) draw, while the output (valve) allows just the right amount of energy. In any case, a large voltage spikes on the grid of Miami Fried capacitor...
Keywords: power, plant, meltdown, explosion, electrical, fire
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