AC

AC or Ac may refer to:

  • Air conditioner, a machine that produces cool air
  • Air conditioning, the mechanical process of cooling air in enclosed spaces
  • Anarcho-capitalism, a form of free-market anarchism
  • Ante Christum or A.C., a Latin term meaning "before Christ"
  • Anthrocon, the largest furry convention in the world held in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
  • Assessment center, a process to evaluate candidates for a job
  • Average cost, in economics
  • Acre, a unit of area with the symbol ac

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HVDC Itaipu - Technical Description
... long transmission lines with little loss compared to other systems (like AC), and also allows interchange of the Paraguayan 50 Hz input and the Brazilian 60 Hz input and user grid ... The incoming supply is 500 kV AC from the 50 Hz generators at the hydro dam (Foz do Iguaçu) ... The outgoing power is 345 and 500 kV, 60 Hz AC into the South/Southeastern grid (Ibiúna, São Paulo) ...
Gradačac - History
... The župa of Gradačac was first mentioned in 1302, while the town's first written mention dates from 1465 (also as Gračac) ... Gradačac became part of the Tuzla Canton in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina after the war ...