mediamatrix (X) Oct 28, 2011:

@Benjamin Your multiple postings (some now deleted) about matrices, your comments about readers being "more concerned with KWH and Power Factor" and reference to Kirchoff's laws (which I learnt while you were still in short trousers) is all utterly irrelevant in the context of Asker's source text, as quoted. It refers to the calculation of the cost of supply.

Oh, and by the way your KWH should read kWh.

Benjamin A Flores Oct 28, 2011:

a votre service glad to be of help!

Hinara (asker) Oct 28, 2011:

Thank you, Benjamin. The paragraph I quoted above was probably the most technical language in the entire 20 page document.

Benjamin A Flores Oct 28, 2011:

IEEE anybody who needs to read that translation you are making is going to be more concerned with KWH and Power Factor than the nomenclature of the things. if you go to an IEEE site you will see what I mean, believe me it´s been 36 years since I learned Kirchofs laws.
I erased the searches, but it was quite technical.

Hinara (asker) Oct 28, 2011:

broken link Hi Benjamin,

Thank you for the note.
The link is broken. Which of the PDF's in the link are you referring to?

By the way, the translation is for an American company.

Thank you,
Hilda

Benjamin A Flores Oct 28, 2011:

http://www.arpnjournals.com/jeas/research_papers/r Hi Hinara, in this paper, you can actually see the word usage when dealing with nodes, so you will only have to look for the context, due to the fact that in order to do the matrix they have to make positive and negative assumptions, the feeder line can be actually named differently but that is just because of the simplicity of the matrix math, if one uses Fourier transforms, then the terminology can vary. But lowering the B.S. basically a node is an intersection, and since we are talking Bolivianos here, no need to fix it if it is not broken.

mediamatrix (X) Oct 27, 2011:

@Hinara If you want valid answers, please re-post as 2 separate questions.