Transmission Lines and Towers
Transmission Lines and Towers
Transmission Lines and Towers
Balbhadra Adhikari
Nepal Electricity Authority
email: [email protected]
OUTLINES
L1 3 + L2 3 + L3 3 + ⋯ + Ln 3
Rulling Span R L =
L1 + L2 + L3 + ⋯ + Ln
L1 + L2
Wind Span WS =
2
Note: Wind span increases if span between some adjacent
towers is long. In this case, use Anchor tower as back support
and to reduce wind span.
4. Weight Span :- It is used for Tower design or it is a
span that a particular tower is loaded with.
For plane/ flat terrain it is the half of the span on both
side while for having the different elevation levels, it is
the length in between the CG of both side spans of a
tower.
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# MINIMUM GROUND CLEARANCE
# TYPES OF TOWERS
1) BASED ON SHAPES OF TOWER
1. Vertical/ Barrel Type
2. Horizontal/ Wasp Waist Type
3. Delta/ Cat Head Type
4. H- Structure Type
5. Danube Configuration Type
• CBIP Manual