220 kV / 66 or 11 kV Step Down?

Is it my imagination or are questions getting a bit more out of hand and more into the realms of major country infrastructure engineering projects.

In my professional opinion, and forgoing a peer-reviewed feasibility and engineering study by a professional consultancy, go with 2. over 1. due to the power levels involved.

There, that probably saved you a few months and tens of thousands of dollars. Now you can press forward with getting a proper engineering design done and giving me a GA tick (or a cheque).

For best results include this CR4 thread in the final engineering design for peer review (specifically the second paragraph summary).

_{Jack - Your free engineering consultancy service.}

10 out of 10 for imagination.

As we've gone along his projects become more fantastic.

Jack

I will give you a GA .

The area is 5x2=10 sq.km , seems to be big . But how the load will be distributed ?

2nd option seems to be better if load is not concentrated at one place.

You need substation and lots of 220kV-11kV step down transformer. 11kV feeders can deliver power in your 5km x 2km area. You need may be 10x11kV feeder to deliver 300MVA.

What about 220KV/33KV instead of 220KV/11KV?