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 Transmission Design Hub is an online resource dedicated to transmission line design, electrical engineering fundamentals, power system analysis, and practical engineering notes for students, young engineers, and professionals in the field.

This blog originally started as a simple collection of engineering exercises, sample problems, and personal study notes in transmission line parameters, short-circuit calculations, fault analysis, substation fundamentals, and relay protection concepts. Over the years, it has evolved into a reference hub for anyone who wants to understand power engineering in a clear, simple, and practical way.

What You Will Find Here

  • Transmission line design concepts

  • Electrical engineering calculations

  • Substation configuration notes

  • Relay protection basics

  • Power systems fundamentals

  • Sample problems & solution breakdowns

  • Engineering tips and design insights

Mission

To make electrical engineering topics easier to understand by providing structured, reliable, and accessible content for learners from beginners to professionals.

Author

This site is maintained by practicing engineers who has worked in Power Industries around the world. The goal is to share knowledge, guide younger engineers, and contribute to engineering education.

If you want to collaborate, suggest topics, or share engineering materials, feel free to reach out through the Contact page.

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