DocumentCode
1020397
Title
Overhead Distribution Systems in Wartime
Author
Cole, Harold
Author_Institution
Distribution engineer for The Detroit Edison Company, Detroit, Mich.
Volume
61
Issue
3
fYear
1942
fDate
3/1/1942 12:00:00 AM
Firstpage
123
Lastpage
126
Abstract
An overhead electrical system makes use of large quantities of materials which are also very vital to the nation´s wartime program. This paper seeks to point out the most practical ways of conserving these vital materials, thereby releasing them in greater quantities for use in wartime production. In general, this can best be accomplished by keeping to a minimum the quantities used to make the line extensions and system reinforcements which will be required to supply electric service to the new industries and military establishments, and to the increased housing facilities which must accompany them. A number of effective tools are available which may be utilized to reduce the quantities of conductor material required to give satisfactory service. There are also possibilities of rearrangement of existing facilities so as to use them more effectively.
Keywords
Aluminum; Building materials; Coatings; Conducting materials; Copper; Hardware; Production; Steel; Vents; Zinc;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
American Institute of Electrical Engineers, Transactions of the
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
0096-3860
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/T-AIEE.1942.5058494
Filename
5058494
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