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Transmission Line Base Setting

06/22/2009 5:39 AM

Hi,

I wanted to known 110kv/220kv transmission line tower base setting types & steps with their diagram ?
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Re: Transmission Line Base setting

06/22/2009 4:15 PM

Sorry, you have not provided nearly enough information for me to do your job for you.

Please clearly provide much more information if you want an answer.

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06/23/2009 8:43 AM

I think you are referring to stub setting.Quite easy there is a template and you attach the stubs to that level , check diagnol and concrete,sound simple .diagram I am sorry i am no good at drg

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