Mar 14, 2022 Jogja Smart Indotama Mechanical&Electrical Engineering, Pasti Jalan 0
Transmission line towers constitute about 28 to 42 percent of the cost of the transmission line. The increasing demand for electrical energy can be met more economically by developing different light-weight configurations of transmission line towers.
Foundation of any structure plays an important role in safety and satisfactory performance of the structure as it transmits mechanical loads of the electrical transmission system to earth. A transmission structure without having a sound and safe foundation, it cannot perform the functions for which it has been designed. The foundations in various types of soils have to be designed to suit the soil conditions of particular type.
In addition to foundations of normal towers, there are situations where considering techno-economical aspect for special towers required or river crossing which may be located either on the bank of the river or in the mind stream or both, pile foundation may be provided.
Upon completion of the course, participants should be able to:
1. Select the type of tower depending on antenna load, footprint, height needed and financial budget.
2. To have a base good quality foundation essential for a safe tower with long lift time
3. Know that working at high height does always imply danger.
4. Use good equipment and play safe.
5. Make sure that you have the time that you need. Stress will allow you to make mistakes which can be very costly.
6. Plan for continuous inspections for corrosion and other defects.
7. To exchange information on the state of the art in research, technology, materials, maintenance, manufacturing, and design
1. Introduction
a. Power System Overview
b. Electric-power transmission
c. Overhead Line Foundations and Specification
d. Overview Of Overhead Transmission and Distribution Line Network
e. Overhead Lines versus Underground Cable
f. Substation Types
g. Susbtation Function
2. Overhead Transmission Lines Theory and Design
a. Overhead Lines resistance, indutance and stray capacitance
b. Electrical and Mechanical design of Overhead Transmission Line
c. Classification of Overhead power transmission lines by operating voltage
d. Bundle conductors and Skin effect
e. Ground wires
f. Single and double circuit lines
g. Corona theory, corona effects on transmission lines and methods to reduce corona effects
h. Choice of transmission voltage
i. Conductor and earth wire spacing and clearances
j. Size of lugs
k. Conductor sizea
l. Arcing horns
m. Illustrating two voltage level circuits on the sampe pole
3. Materials of Overhead Conductors
a. Alumunium conductor steel-reinforced transmission lines (ACSR)
b. The difference between ACSR, AAC and AAAC Conductors
c. Insulators of overhead transmission lines (Disc type, Long rod type, Pin type and post type)
d. Conductor Arrangements for Differen ACSR Combinations
e. Comparison of aluminium and copper power cables for use in industrial installations
f. Vibration and corrosion
g. Environmental effects
4. Overhead Transmission Line Insulators
a. Overhead line insulators types and material
b. Other relevant standards
c. Testing of O.H.T.L insulators according to IEC and B.S
d. Condition monitoring of overhead transmission lines insulators
e. Trouble shooting and maintenance of overhead transmission line insulators
f. Grading requirements and string effiency
g. Handling requirements
h. Vandalism
i. Construction of a polymer insulators for overhead lines
j. Pollution measurements of HVTL insulators
5. Poles and Towers of Overhead Transmission Lines
a. Support Structures
b. Types of Supports
c. Steel lattice Towers
d. Wooden Poles
e. Towers
f. Maximum sag and tension with supports
g. Static VAR Sources (SVS)
h. Transposition towers and tension towers
6. Maintenance of Overhead Transmission Lines
a. Tools & Equipment used in Maintennace of Overhead Line and explain its step by
step procedure
b. Live in insulator washing procedures for MV and HV power lines
c. Troubleshoot the overhead lines and know how to narrow down the possible causes
or locations problems
d. Maintenance of distribution overhead line
e. Regularly scheduled inspection, testing and servicing of equipment
f. Fault Repairs
g. Live line insulator washing
h. Insulators replacement
i. Live-line working is the maintenance of HVTLS
7. Overhead Transmission Line Safety
a. Basic procedures for safety during maintenance
b. Personal protective equipment
c. Temporary grounding connection
d. Tower grounding and measurement of earth resistance
e. Use of area under overhead power lines
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