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Benefits As follows : 1) Line Loss Less Is. 2) Transmission Skills Increase Gets 3) of the line Voltage Drop Less Is 4) Regulation Advanced Is. 5) Less Of volume Conductive It takes. 6) Power Transmission Expenses Less Is.

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