DocumentCode
1439580
Title
Lightning investigation on a 220-kv system — III
Author
Bell, Edgar
Author_Institution
Pennsylvania Power and Light Company, Hazleton; Pennsylvania Power and Light Company, Hazleton at Allentown
Volume
59
Issue
12
fYear
1940
Firstpage
822
Lastpage
827
Abstract
LIGHTNING research has been conducted for the past 13 years1–6 by the Pennsylvania Power and Light Company, the General Electric Company, and the Ebasco Services, Inc., chiefly upon that portion of the Pennsylvania-New Jersey 220-kv interconnection circuit between Wallenpaupack and Siegfried, Pa. This 65-mile-long circuit is of aluminum-conductor steel-reinforced three-conductor horizontal-configuration steel-tower construction, having originally 14-unit insulation. Since 1932 the 28-mile section from Wallenpaupack to Bushkill has been called the Wallenpaupack tap, and the remainder constitutes part of the Siegfried-Roseland line.
Keywords
Current measurement; Flashover; Insulators; Legged locomotion; Lightning; Poles and towers; Wires;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Electrical Engineering
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
0095-9197
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/EE.1940.6435246
Filename
6435246
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