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mohammedk
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Power Station Design

11/13/2006 2:00 AM

Dear Engineers,

I need your help in giving me some references that i can refere to in my project which is about " Load Feeder design", I need to know about the distance between poles, the distance between the phases, the line sags... etc

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11/13/2006 1:55 PM

It sounds like you want to know about Load Feeder design. Try google. Additional sites to try would be major switchgear manufacturers, etc which have online handbooks on the topic (have you tried your local library?). Your question is too broad for any sort of detailed answer. How about the distance between phases shall be a minimum of 2 metres (voltage, standard and country not specified).

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11/14/2006 7:12 AM

A Small tid-bit of info; Each insulator the the conductors are secured to (the pancake stack looking deal) is generally rated at 10,000 volts. This is USA practice, I'm not sure if the same standards apply abroad.

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