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DESIGN

OVERHEADTRANSMISSION LINES

Prepared by:-

Er. Varinder Kaur

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General Considerations

Electrical Considerations for T.L. Design:

• Low voltage drop

Minimum power loss for high efficiency ofpower transmission.

• The line should have sufficient current

carrying capacity so that the power can betransmitted without excessive voltage drop

or overheating.

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• Conductivity of Conductor:

R = ρ.L/A , or

R = L/Ϭ. A 

Where:L: Conductor length.

A: Conductor cross sectional area.

ρ: resistivityϬ: Conductivity (Ϭ= 1/ρ)

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• The conductor conductivity must be very high

to reduce Conductor resistance R and hence

reduce losses

PL= 3 I2 .R

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• Heat expansion coefficient must be very small.

Rt = R0. (1 + α0 .t)

αt = α0/(1+ α0.t)

α t is the heat expansion coefficient at t.

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  Mechanical Considerations for T.L. Design:

• The conductors and line supports should

have sufficient mechanical strength:

- to withstand conductor weight, Conductor

Tension and weather conditions (wind, ice).

- The Spans between the towers can be long.

- Sag will be small.

- Reducing the number and height of towers 

and the number of insulators.

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Main components of Overhead

lines:

(i) Conductors

(ii) Supports

(iii)Insulators

(iv) Cross arms

(v) Miscellaneous

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CONDUCTOR MATERIALS 

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Properties :- (i) High electrical conductivity.(ii) High tensile strength in order to withstand mechanical

stresses.

(iii) Low cost so that it can be used for long distances

(iv) Low specific gravity so that weight per unit volume is small.

Commonly used conductor materials:-

a)Copper

b) Aluminium

c)Steel-cored aluminium

d) Galvanised steel

e)Cadmium copper

Conductors are preferably stranded to increase flexibility.

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(a) Copper

• High electrical conductivity

• Greater tensile strength

Hard drawn copper used• High current density

• Smaller cross-sectional area required

High cost & non availability

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 All Aluminum Conductors (AAC)

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(b) Aluminium

Cheaper & light in weight, for small span• Small conductivity & tensile strength (60% of

copper)

•Cross-sectional area of conductor larger thancopper(Aluminium diameter= 1.26 times of

copper)

Higher tower with greater sag• Specific gravity lower than copper

• Larger cross-arms required

• Not suitable for long distance transmission

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2- Aluminum Conductor Steel

Reinforced (ACSR)

1- Steel strands

2- Aluminum strandsACSR (26/7)

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(c) Steel cored aluminium:

• To increase stregth of aliminium conductors

reinforced with a core of galvanised steel

wires

• Abbreviated as ACSR(Aluminium condutor

steel reinforced)

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Advantages of ACSR

• High mechanical strength can be utilized byusing spans of larger lengths.

• Tower of smaller height can be used

A reduction in the number of supports alsoinclude reduction in insulators and the risk oflines outage due to flash over or faults isreduced.

• losses are reduced due to larger diameter ofconductor.

• High current carrying capacity.

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(d) Galvanised steel

• Very high tensile strength

• Long spans

Rural areas• Cheap

• Poor conductivity & high resistance

• Not suitable for transmitting large power overa long distance

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(e) Cadmium Copper

• Addition of 1% or 2% cadmium to copper

• Increased tensile strength by 50% than pure

copper

• Conductivity reduced by 15% below that of

pure copper

• Economical for lines of small cross-section due

to high cost of cadmium

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LINE SUPPORTS

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Properties:

• High mechanical strength to withstand

weight of conductor

Light in weight•Cheap in cost

•Longer life

•Easy accessibility of conductor formaintenance

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TYPES OF LINE SUPPORTS:-

• Wooden poles

• Steel poles

RCC poles• Lattice steel towers

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Wooden poles

• Shorter span upto 50 m

• Less cost & used for distribution purpose in

rural areas

• Pesticides required e.g creosote oil

• Used for voltage upto 20 kv

Smaller life(20-25 years)• Less mechanical strength

• Made of Sal or Chir

• Moderate cross-sectional area

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Wooden Poles

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Steel Poles

•Greater mechanical strength

•Longer life

•Larger spans

•Used for distribution purpose in cities

• Three types:

Rail poles

Tubular poles

Rolled steel joints

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Steel Poles

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RCC(Reinforced concrete poles):-

• Greater mechanical strength•Longer life

•Longer spans

•Good outlook

•Little maintenance

•Good insulating properties

Two Types:-

Single pole

Double poles

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Reinforced Concrete Poles

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Steel towers :-

• Longer life

•Longer span

•Greater mechanical strength

•For long distance at high voltage

•Tower footings are usually grounded by

driving rods into the earth .This minimizes

lightning troubles as each tower acts as

lightning conductor. 

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Types of Towers 

1- Suspension Tower

2- Tension Tower

3- Angle Tower

4- End Tower

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1- Suspension Tower

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2- Tension Tower

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3- Angle Tower

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INSULATORS

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Properties:-

• High mechanical strength

•High electrical resistance to avoid

leakage currents to earth

•Insulator material should be porous,free

from impurities & cracks

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 TYPES

 Pin type :- For transmission and distributionupto 33 KV

•Suspension type :- For voltage greater than

33 KV

•Strain type:- For dead ends,corner or sharp

curve

Shackle type:- For low voltage distributionlines & canbe used either in a horizontal or

vertical position

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Bundled conductors

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Bundled conductors

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