Title :
Compact right-of-ways with multi-voltage towers
Author :
Brierley, R.H. ; Morched, A.S. ; Grainger, T.E.
Author_Institution :
Ontario Hydro, Toronto, Ont., Canada
fDate :
10/1/1991 12:00:00 AM
Abstract :
Reduced clearances between circuits and the arrangement of various voltage-level circuits on the same tower have resulted in a serious increase in induction effects. Several configurations have been studied with up to three circuits, each of different voltage, on the same tower. Typical tower configurations are shown. The authors describe the problems identified, alternatives considered, and solutions developed for such circuit arrangements. Problems with voltage unbalance, residual load voltage, ferroresonance, breaker recovery voltage, ground switch duty, and line maintenance have been identified, and solutions are presented
Keywords :
poles and towers; breaker recovery voltage; compact right-of-ways; ferroresonance; ground switch duty; induction; line maintenance; multi-voltage towers; residual load voltage; tower configurations; voltage unbalance; voltage-level circuits; Coupling circuits; Ferroresonance; Heating; Poles and towers; Power & Energy Society; Power systems; Printing; Senior members; Switches; Voltage;
Journal_Title :
Power Delivery, IEEE Transactions on