What does traditional electrification mean

Electrification refers to the automated control and operation of various machines and equipment, transmission lines, power systems, lighting equipment, etc. through the use of electrical technology. Traditional electrification originated in the 19th century, when people began to use generators and electric motors to convert electrical energy into various forms of labor, thus contributing to the process of industrialization.

Traditional electrification can be regarded as an important milestone in the progress of human civilization, which brought about the automated control of machines and production processes, increased productivity and reduced production costs. The development of traditional electrification has given rise to the development of electrical engineering technology, producing a variety of power equipment, such as transformers, cables, motors, etc., which have gradually become the infrastructure of various fields.

Today, with the development of science and technology, traditional electrification continues to be further improved and developed. For example, people use computers, network technology and communication technology to develop a variety of intelligent power systems, which realize the accurate analysis and prediction of the power network and ensure the stability and reliability of power supply. Electrification has penetrated into all areas of people's lives and society, and has become an important symbol of scientific and technological development, economic progress and social civilization progress.