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© ENERGEX 2007 BMS 01613 VERSION: 2.0 LAST UPDATE: 15/01/2007 OVERHEAD DESIGN MANUAL Approved by: K.Nuttall UNCONTROLLED COPY
© ENERGEX 2007 BMS 01613 VERSION: 2.0 LAST UPDATE: 15/01/2007
OVERHEAD DESIGN MANUAL
Approved by: K.Nuttall
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ODM\6935\7012a4
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S Hennessy
7012-A4
SAG TENSION TEMP. CHARTS. A.A.C.
D Lloyd
CKD
WORD
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G Dowling
M Irvine
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ODM\6935\7012a4
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S Hennessy
7012-A4
SAG TENSION TEMP. CHARTS. A.A.C.
D Lloyd
CKD
WORD
ORIGINAL ISSUE
G Dowling
M Irvine
FILE
DATE
28/05/02
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ODM\6935\7012a4
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S Hennessy
7012-A4
SAG TENSION TEMP. CHARTS. A.A.C.
D Lloyd
CKD
WORD
ORIGINAL ISSUE
G Dowling
M Irvine
FILE
DATE
28/05/02
SHEET 3 OF 5
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ODM\6935\7012a4
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S Hennessy
7012-A4
SAG TENSION TEMP. CHARTS. A.A.C.
D Lloyd
CKD
WORD
ORIGINAL ISSUE
G Dowling
M Irvine
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28/05/02
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ODM\6935\7012a4
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S Hennessy
7012-A4
SAG TENSION TEMP. CHARTS. A.A.C.
D Lloyd
CKD
WORD
ORIGINAL ISSUE
G Dowling
M Irvine
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ODM\6935\7013a4
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S Hennessy
7013-A4
TENSION CURVES A.A.C. 500 Pa WIND 15º C. CONDITION
D Lloyd
CKD
WORD
ORIGINAL ISSUE
G Dowling
M Irvine
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ODM\6935\7013a4
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S Hennessy
7013-A4
TENSION CURVES A.A.C. 500 Pa WIND 15º C. CONDITION
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CKD
WORD
ORIGINAL ISSUE
G Dowling
M Irvine
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ODM\6935\7014a4
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S Hennessy
7014-A4
SAG TENSION TEMP. CURVES A.C.S.R.
D Lloyd
CKD
WORD
ORIGINAL ISSUE
G Dowling
M Irvine
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ODM\6935\7014a4
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S Hennessy
7014-A4
SAG TENSION TEMP. CURVES A.C.S.R.
D Lloyd
CKD
WORD
ORIGINAL ISSUE
G Dowling
M Irvine
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ODM\6935\7014a4
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S Hennessy
7014-A4
SAG TENSION TEMP. CURVES A.C.S.R.
D Lloyd
CKD
WORD
ORIGINAL ISSUE
G Dowling
M Irvine
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ODM\6935\7015a4
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S Hennessy
7015-A4
TENSION CURVES A.C.S.R. 500 Pa WIND 15º C. CONDITION
D Lloyd
CKD
WORD
ORIGINAL ISSUE
G Dowling
M Irvine
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DATE
28/05/02
SHEET 1 OF 1
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ODM\6935\7016a4
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S Hennessy
7016-A4
SAG TENSION TEMP. CURVES 35mm
2 H.V.ABC.
D Lloyd
CKD
WORD
ORIGINAL ISSUE
G Dowling
M Irvine
FILE
DATE
28/05/02
SHEET 1 OF 4
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APP’D
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ODM\6935\7016a4
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S Hennessy
7016-A4
SAG TENSION TEMP. CURVES 35mm
2 H.V.ABC.
D Lloyd
CKD
WORD
ORIGINAL ISSUE
G Dowling
M Irvine
FILE
DATE
28/05/02
SHEET 2 OF 4
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ODM\6935\7016a4
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S Hennessy
7016-A4
SAG TENSION TEMP. CURVES 35mm
2 H.V.ABC.
D Lloyd
CKD
WORD
ORIGINAL ISSUE
G Dowling
M Irvine
FILE
DATE
28/05/02
SHEET 3 OF 4
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ODM\6935\7016a4
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S Hennessy
7016-A4
SAG TENSION TEMP. CURVES 35mm
2 H.V.ABC.
D Lloyd
CKD
WORD
ORIGINAL ISSUE
G Dowling
M Irvine
FILE
DATE
28/05/02
SHEET 4 OF 4
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APP’D
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ODM\6935\7017a4
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S Hennessy
7017-A4
TENSION CURVES 35mm
2 H.V.ABC
500 Pa WIND 15º C.
D Lloyd
CKD
WORD
ORIGINAL ISSUE
G Dowliing
M irvine
FILE
DATE
28/05/02
SHEET 1 OF 1
APP’DA
ATHR
CKD
APP’D
AAUTHR
DATE
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ODM\6935\7018a4
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S Hennessy
7018-A4
SAG TENSION TEMP. CURVES 70mm
2 H.V.ABC.
D Lloyd
CKD
WORD
ORIGINAL ISSUE
G Dowling
M irvine
FILE
DATE
28/05/02
SHEET 1 OF 4
APP’DA
ATHR
CKD
APP’D
AAUTHR
DATE
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UNCONTROLLED COPY UNCONTROLLED COPY
ODM\6935\7018a4
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S Hennessy
7018-A4
SAG TENSION TEMP. CURVES 70mm
2 H.V.ABC.
D Lloyd
CKD
WORD
ORIGINAL ISSUE
G Dowling
M irvine
FILE
DATE
28/05/02
SHEET 2 OF 4
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ATHR
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APP’D
AAUTHR
DATE
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UNCONTROLLED COPY UNCONTROLLED COPY
ODM\6935\7018a4
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S Hennessy
7018-A4
SAG TENSION TEMP. CURVES 70mm
2 H.V.ABC.
D Lloyd
CKD
WORD
ORIGINAL ISSUE
G Dowling
M irvine
FILE
DATE
28/05/02
SHEET 3 OF 4
APP’DA
ATHR
CKD
APP’D
AAUTHR
DATE
REC’D
UNCONTROLLED COPY UNCONTROLLED COPY
ODM\6935\7018a4
© COPYRIGHT 2002 ENERGEX This drawing must not be reproduced in part or whole without written permission from ENERGEX
S Hennessy
7018-A4
SAG TENSION TEMP. CURVES 70mm
2 H.V.ABC.
D Lloyd
CKD
WORD
ORIGINAL ISSUE
G Dowling
M irvine
FILE
DATE
28/05/02
SHEET 4 OF 4
APP’DA
ATHR
CKD
APP’D
AAUTHR
DATE
REC’D
UNCONTROLLED COPY UNCONTROLLED COPY
ODM\6935\7019a4
© COPYRIGHT 2002 ENERGEX This drawing must not be reproduced in part or whole without written permission from ENERGEX
S Hennessy
7019-A4
TENSION CURVES 70mm
2 H.V.ABC.
500 Pa WIND 15º C.
D Lloyd
CKD
WORD
ORIGINAL ISSUE
G Dowling
M Irvine
FILE
DATE
28/05/02
SHEET 1 OF 1
APP’DA
ATHR
CKD
APP’D
AAUTHR
DATE
REC’D
UNCONTROLLED COPY UNCONTROLLED COPY
ODM\6935\7020a4
© COPYRIGHT 2002 ENERGEX This drawing must not be reproduced in part or whole without written permission from ENERGEX
S Hennessy
7020-A4
SAG TENSION TEMP. CURVES 95mm
2 L.V.ABC.
D Lloyd
CKD
WORD
ORIGINAL ISSUE
G Dowling
M Irvine
FILE
DATE
28/05/02
SHEET 1 OF 4
APP’DA
ATHR
CKD
APP’D
AAUTHR
DATE
REC’D
UNCONTROLLED COPY UNCONTROLLED COPY
ODM\6935\7020a4
© COPYRIGHT 2002 ENERGEX This drawing must not be reproduced in part or whole without written permission from ENERGEX
S Hennessy
7020-A4
SAG TENSION TEMP. CURVES 95mm
2 L.V.ABC.
D Lloyd
CKD
WORD
ORIGINAL ISSUE
G Dowling
M Irvine
FILE
DATE
28/05/02
SHEET 2 OF 4
APP’DA
ATHR
CKD
APP’D
AAUTHR
DATE
REC’D
UNCONTROLLED COPY UNCONTROLLED COPY
ODM\6935\7020a4
© COPYRIGHT 2002 ENERGEX This drawing must not be reproduced in part or whole without written permission from ENERGEX
S Hennessy
7020-A4
SAG TENSION TEMP. CURVES 95mm
2 L.V.ABC.
D Lloyd
CKD
WORD
ORIGINAL ISSUE
G Dowling
M Irvine
FILE
DATE
28/05/02
SHEET 3 OF 4
APP’DA
ATHR
CKD
APP’D
AAUTHR
DATE
REC’D
UNCONTROLLED COPY UNCONTROLLED COPY
ODM\6935\7020a4
© COPYRIGHT 2002 ENERGEX This drawing must not be reproduced in part or whole without written permission from ENERGEX
S Hennessy
7020-A4
SAG TENSION TEMP. CURVES 95mm
2 L.V.ABC.
D Lloyd
CKD
WORD
ORIGINAL ISSUE
G Dowling
M Irvine
FILE
DATE
28/05/02
SHEET 4 OF 4
APP’DA
ATHR
CKD
APP’D
AAUTHR
DATE
REC’D
UNCONTROLLED COPY UNCONTROLLED COPY
ODM\6935\7021a4
© COPYRIGHT 2002 ENERGEX This drawing must not be reproduced in part or whole without written permission from ENERGEX
S Hennessy
7021-A4
TENSION CURVES 95mm
2 L.V.ABC.
500 Pa WIND 15º C.
D Lloyd
CKD
WORD
ORIGINAL ISSUE
G Dowling
M Irvine
FILE
DATE
28/05/02
SHEET 1 OF 1
APP’DA
ATHR
CKD
APP’D
AAUTHR
DATE
REC’D
UNCONTROLLED COPY UNCONTROLLED COPY
ODM\6935\7108a4
© COPYRIGHT 2003 ENERGEX This drawing must not be reproduced in part or whole without written permission from ENERGEX
M Irvine
7108-A4
SAG TENSION TEMP. CURVES 95mm
2 2-CORE L.V.ABC.
D Lloyd
CKD
WORD
ORIGINAL ISSUE
M.Irvine
G.Bartlett
D.Lloyd
D Peach
M Irvine
FILE
30/06/03 DATE
26/06/03
SHEET 1 OF 4
APP’DA
ATHR
CKD
APP’D
AAUTHR
DATE
REC’D
Table 220 Sag/Tension - 2 x 95mm ABC Conductor
0.500.700.901.101.301.501.701.902.102.302.502.702.903.103.303.503.703.904.104.304.504.704.905.105.305.505.705.906.106.306.506.706.90
25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 100 105 110 115 120 125 130
SPAN (m)
TE
NS
ION
(k
N)
0°C
5°C
10°C
15°C
25°C
35°C
50°C
75°C
0.25 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.8 1.0 1.25
1.5
2.0
2.5
3.0
3.54.0 4.5
5.0 5.5
6.0 6.5
7.07.5
8.0 9.0
10.011.0
UNCONTROLLED COPY UNCONTROLLED COPY
ODM\6935\7108a4
© COPYRIGHT 2003 ENERGEX This drawing must not be reproduced in part or whole without written permission from ENERGEX
M Irvine
7108-A4
SAG TENSION TEMP. CURVES 95mm
2 2-CORE L.V.ABC.
D Lloyd
CKD
WORD
ORIGINAL ISSUE
M.Irvine
G.Bartlett
D.Lloyd
D Peach
M Irvine
FILE
30/06/03 DATE
26/06/03
SHEET 2 OF 4
APP’DA
ATHR
CKD
APP’D
AAUTHR
DATE
REC’D
Table 440 Sag/Tension - 2 x 95mm ABC Conductor
0.500.600.700.800.901.001.101.201.301.401.501.601.701.801.902.002.102.202.302.402.502.602.702.802.903.003.103.203.303.403.50
25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 100 105 110 115 120 125 130
SPAN (m)
TE
NS
ION
(k
N)
0°C
5°C
10°C
15°C
25°C
35°C
50°C
75°C
0.25
0.3
0.4
0.5
0.6
0.8
1.0
1.25
1.5
2.0
2.5
3.0
3.5
4.0
4.5
5.0
5.5
6.06.5
7.07.5
8.0 9.0
10.0 11.0
UNCONTROLLED COPY UNCONTROLLED COPY
ODM\6935\7108a4
© COPYRIGHT 2003 ENERGEX This drawing must not be reproduced in part or whole without written permission from ENERGEX
M Irvine
7108-A4
SAG TENSION TEMP. CURVES 95mm
2 2-CORE L.V.ABC.
D Lloyd
CKD
WORD
ORIGINAL ISSUE
M.Irvine
G.Bartlett
D.Lloyd
D Peach
M Irvine
FILE
30/06/03 DATE
26/06/03
SHEET 3 OF 4
APP’DA
ATHR
CKD
APP’D
AAUTHR
DATE
REC’D
Table 660 Sag/Tension - 2 x 95mm ABC Conductor
0.60
0.70
0.80
0.90
1.00
1.10
1.20
1.30
1.40
1.50
1.60
1.70
1.80
25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 100 105 110 115 120 125 130
SPAN (m)
TE
NS
ION
(k
N)
0°C
5°C
10°C
15°C
25°C
35°C
50°C
75°C
0.3
0.4
0.5
0.6 0.8 1.0 1.25 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5 4.0 4.5 5.0 5.5 6.0
6.5
7.0
7.5
8.0
9.0
10.0
11.0
UNCONTROLLED COPY UNCONTROLLED COPY
ODM\6935\7108a4
© COPYRIGHT 2003 ENERGEX This drawing must not be reproduced in part or whole without written permission from ENERGEX
M Irvine
7108-A4
SAG TENSION TEMP. CURVES 95mm
2 2-CORE L.V.ABC.
D Lloyd
CKD
WORD
ORIGINAL ISSUE
M.Irvine
G.Bartlett
D.Lloyd
D Peach
M Irvine
FILE
30/06/03 DATE
26/06/03
SHEET 4 OF 4
APP’DA
ATHR
CKD
APP’D
AAUTHR
DATE
REC’D
Table 880 Sag/Tension - 2 x 95mm ABC Conductor
0.60
0.65
0.70
0.75
0.80
0.85
0.90
0.95
1.00
1.05
1.10
1.15
1.20
25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 100 105 110 115 120 125 130
SPAN (m)
TE
NS
ION
(k
N)
0°C
5°C
10°C
15°C
25°C
35°C
50°C
75°C
0.5
0.6
0.81.0
1.251.5
2.0 2.5 3.0
3.5
4.0
4.5
5.0
5.5
6.0
6.5
7.0
7.5
8.0 9.0 10.0 11.0
UNCONTROLLED COPY UNCONTROLLED COPY
ODM\6935\7022a4
© COPYRIGHT 2002 ENERGEX This drawing must not be reproduced in part or whole without written permission from ENERGEX
S Hennessy
7022-A4
SAG TENSION TEMP. CURVES PILOT
D Lloyd
CKD
WORD
ORIGINAL ISSUE
G Dowling
M Irvine
FILE
DATE
28/05/02
SHEET 1 OF 5
APP’DA
ATHR
CKD
APP’D
AAUTHR
DATE
REC’D
UNCONTROLLED COPY UNCONTROLLED COPY
ODM\6935\7022a4
© COPYRIGHT 2002 ENERGEX This drawing must not be reproduced in part or whole without written permission from ENERGEX
S Hennessy
7022-A4
SAG TENSION TEMP. CURVES PILOT
D Lloyd
CKD
WORD
ORIGINAL ISSUE
G Dowling
M Irvine
FILE
DATE
28/05/02
SHEET 2 OF 5
APP’DA
ATHR
CKD
APP’D
AAUTHR
DATE
REC’D
UNCONTROLLED COPY UNCONTROLLED COPY
ODM\6935\7022a4
© COPYRIGHT 2002 ENERGEX This drawing must not be reproduced in part or whole without written permission from ENERGEX
S Hennessy
7022-A4
SAG TENSION TEMP. CURVES PILOT
D Lloyd
CKD
WORD
ORIGINAL ISSUE
G Dowling
M Irvine
FILE
DATE
28/05/02
SHEET 3 OF 5
APP’DA
ATHR
CKD
APP’D
AAUTHR
DATE
REC’D
UNCONTROLLED COPY UNCONTROLLED COPY
ODM\6935\7022a4
© COPYRIGHT 2002 ENERGEX This drawing must not be reproduced in part or whole without written permission from ENERGEX
S Hennessy
7022-A4
SAG TENSION TEMP. CURVES PILOT
D Lloyd
CKD
WORD
ORIGINAL ISSUE
G Dowling
M Irvine
FILE
DATE
28/05/02
SHEET 4 OF 5
APP’DA
ATHR
CKD
APP’D
AAUTHR
DATE
REC’D
UNCONTROLLED COPY UNCONTROLLED COPY
ODM\6935\7022a4
© COPYRIGHT 2002 ENERGEX This drawing must not be reproduced in part or whole without written permission from ENERGEX
S Hennessy
7022-A4
SAG TENSION TEMP. CURVES PILOT
D Lloyd
CKD
WORD
ORIGINAL ISSUE
G Dowling
M Irvine
FILE
DATE
28/05/02
SHEET 5 OF 5
APP’DA
ATHR
CKD
APP’D
AAUTHR
DATE
REC’D
UNCONTROLLED COPY UNCONTROLLED COPY
ODM\6935\7023a4
© COPYRIGHT 2002 ENERGEX This drawing must not be reproduced in part or whole without written permission from ENERGEX
S Hennessy
7023-A4
TENSION CURVES PILOT 500 Pa WIND 15º C.
D Lloyd
CKD
WORD
ORIGINAL ISSUE
G Dowling
M Irvine
FILE
DATE
28/05/02
SHEET 1 OF 1
APP’DA
ATHR
CKD
APP’D
AAUTHR
DATE
REC’D
UNCONTROLLED COPY UNCONTROLLED COPY
ODM\6935\7102a4
© COPYRIGHT 2002 ENERGEX This drawing must not be reproduced in part or whole without written permission from ENERGEX
S Hennessy
7102-A4
SAG TENSION TEMP. CURVES TABLE 220 - CCT
D Lloyd
CKD
WORD
ORIGINAL ISSUE
G Dowling
M Irvine
FILE
DATE
28/05/02
SHEET 1 OF 1
APP’DA
ATHR
CKD
APP’D
AAUTHR
DATE
REC’D
Conductor 120mm² CCT
Stranding 7/7.45 AAAC 1120
Min. Breal load 27.1
Weight (N/m) 6.3
Area 124
EDT Kn(% min. BL)
3.6 (13.28%)
Coeff. of linearExpansion
23X10-6
Final Modulus ofElasticity
65
UNCONTROLLED COPY UNCONTROLLED COPY
ODM\6935\7103a4
© COPYRIGHT 2002 ENERGEX This drawing must not be reproduced in part or whole without written permission from ENERGEX
S Hennessy
7103-A4
SAG TENSION TEMP. CURVES TABLE 440 - CCT
D Lloyd
CKD
WORD
ORIGINAL ISSUE
G Dowling
M Irvine
FILE
DATE
28/05/02
SHEET 1 OF 1
APP’DA
ATHR
CKD
APP’D
AAUTHR
DATE
REC’D
Conductor 120mm² CCT
Stranding7/7.45 AAAC
1120
Min. Breal load 27.1
Weight (N/m) 6.3
Area 124
EDT kN(% min. BL)
1.8 (6.64%)
Coeff. of linearExpansion
23X10-6
Final Modulusof Elasticity
65
UNCONTROLLED COPY UNCONTROLLED COPY
ODM\6935\7104a4
© COPYRIGHT 2002 ENERGEX This drawing must not be reproduced in part or whole without written permission from ENERGEX
S Hennessy
7104-A4
SAG TENSION TEMP. CURVES TABLE 660 - CCT
D Lloyd
CKD
WORD
ORIGINAL ISSUE
G Dowling
M Irvine
FILE
DATE
28/05/02
SHEET 1 OF 1
APP’DA
ATHR
CKD
APP’D
AAUTHR
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Conductor 120mm² CCT
Stranding7/7.45 AAAC
1120
Min. Breal load 27.1
Weight (N/m) 6.3
Area 124
EDT kN(% min. BL)
1.2 (4.43%)
Coeff. of linearExpansion
23X10-6
Final Modulusof Elasticity
65
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Conductor 120mm² CCT
Stranding7/7.45 AAAC
1120
Min. Breal load 27.1
Weight (N/m) 6.3
Area 124
EDT kN(% min. BL)
0.9 (3.32%)
Coeff. of linearExpansion
23x10-6
Final Modulus ofElasticity
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READING A SAG TENSION TEMPERATURE CHART
ExampleConductor MOON (7/4.75 AAC)Stringing Tension: Table 220Span Length: 74mMES of Strain Section: 108m
Temperature: 50°C
(a) Determine the sag and the tension in the conductorunder the above (no wind) condiitions.
(b) Determine the conductor tension at 15°C under windconditions.
Answer
Solution
1. Select the Sag-Tension-Temperature chart for AAC conductorat stringing table T220, as shown below.
2. Plot the MES length of 108m on the horizontal axis – Point A.Always ‘enter’ the chart from the MES.
3. Trace upwards vertically to the 50°C curve – Point B.
4. Now we have established the tension in the line, which we canread by tracing a horizontal line across to the tension scale forMOON at the left – Point C. Reading from the chart, thetension in the conductor is 1.53kN.
5. To determine the sag, we now plot the actual span length of74m on the horizontal axis – Point D.
6. Trace upward to the horizontal line showing tension, at PointE. Looking at the sag contours on the chart, we note that thesag is slightly less than 1.5m – 1.49m say.
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Solution (Continued)
7. For wind conditions, consult the Sag-Tension Chart for AACT440 – T110 under wind conditions, as shown below. This is asimpler type of graph to read.
8. Plot the actual span length of 74m on the horizontal axis.
9. Trace upward to the curve for MOON at T220.
10. Trace across to the y-axis, and read the tension from thescale, viz. 3.8kN.
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AAAC All Aluminium Alloy Conductor ESAA Electricity Supply Association ofAustralia
NS Neutral Screened
AAC All Aluminium Conductor Ex Existing NTS Not To Scale
ABC Aerial Bundled Cable Exc Excavate, also Excavation Notice
ABS Air Break Switch Fdr Feeder OH Overhead
ACSR Aluminium Conductor SteelReinforced
OPGW Optical Ground Wire
ADSS All Dielectric Self-Supporting GI Galvanised Iron
AHD Australian Height Datum GT Ground Transformer P/BRANCH Parallel Branch
AMG Australian Map Grid GZ Galvanised Steel PCPF Precast Concrete Pad Foundation
Al Aluminium PE Photoelectric
AS Australian Standard HAT Highest Astronomical Tide Ph Phase
HDPE High Density Polyethylene PLA Paper Lead Alloy
BIG Buried In Ground HV High Voltage (11 kV/22 kV/33 kV/66kV)
PMR Pole Mounted Recloser
BPM Base Plate Mounted HVABC High Voltage Aerial Bundled Cable PMT, PM Padmounted Transformer
CAA Civil Aviation Authority Prop Proposed (also Property Pole)
CAD Computer Aided Drafting KBS King Bolt Spacing PSM Permanent Survey Mark
PSTN Public Switched Telephone Network
CB Circuit Breaker LTS Load Transfer Switch PT Pole-mounted Transformer
CBD Central Business District LV Low Voltage (240 V/415 V) PTS Pole Top Switch
CBL Calculated Breaking Load LVABC Low Voltage Aerial Bundled Cable PVC Polyvinyl Chloride
CCT Circuit LVM Low Voltage Main PW Parallel Webbed
Chng Chainage
C/I, C&I Commercial and/or Industrial MDCF Maximum Depth Concrete Foundation QESI Queensland Electricity SupplyIndustry
CMEN Common Multiple Earth Neutral MEN Multiple Earthed Neutral
Conc Concrete MES Mean Equivalent Span (ruling span) RBGF Road Base Gravel Foundation
CT Current Transformer MWT Maximum Working Tension RC Reinforced Concrete
Cu Copper RL Reduced Level
NAEF Natural Earth Foundation RMU Ring Main Unit
ECM Electronic Cable Marker NB Nominal Bore RP Registered Plan
EDT Every Day Tension
NMSHVABC Non Metallic Screened HV AerialBundled cable
XLPE Cross Linked Polyethylene
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AERIAL BUNDLED
CABLE
A type of overhead cable available in both LV and HVcomprising XLPE insulated compacted aluminium phaseconductors laid together to form a ‘bundle’. HVABCincorporates a catenary wire for extra support and earthingand either a metallic or nonmetallic screen. LVABC is selfsupporting.
In some cases, a HDPE oversheath is incorporated forimproved abrasion resistance.
AERIAL STAY A staywire erected between two poles or between a poleand a bollard.
AUSTRALIAN HEIGHT
DATUM
A level surface based on the mean sea level at thirty tidegauges around Australia’s mainland coast.
AUSTRALIAN MAP
GRID
A means of identifying a site within Australia by coordinate(Northing and Easting).
AIR BREAK SWITCH 3∅, ganged, pole mounted switching device utilising air asan insulation medium. Capable of making, carrying andbreaking currents to specified levels under normalconditions. Capabilities are extended through use of arcinghorns or “Arcmasters” which respectively provide limited tofull load break ability. Air breaks cannot interrupt faultcurrents. Refer Isolator Switch.
AutoCAD A popular proprietary software Computer-Aided Draftingpackage suitable for use with Personal Computers.Registered Trademark of AutoDesk, Inc.
AUXILIARY BOARD Addition to a LV switchboard. In general it:
• includes a GPO with fuse and link
• may have additional fused supplies
• is connected between the LV switch (ie. isolator orswitch fuse), and the most convenient LV fuse orswitch fuse.
BAY See “Span”.
BLOWOUT The horizontal deviation from centre of powerlineconductors subjected to wind forces.
BOLLARD A pole specifically for supporting an aerial staywire.
BRIDGING Short flexible leads providing electrical continuity acrosspoints on the system which are structurally broken.
CADASTRAL MAP(Parish Map)
A map or plan showing details of land tenure (e.g., propertyboundaries or natural features).
CADASTRAL SURVEY
PLAN
A map or plan showing details of land tenure use forlodgement to the titles office.
CALCULATED
BREAKING LOAD
The minimum load (in kN) at which a conductor fails,>breaks= or exceeds its maximum tensile strength.
CANTILEVER STAY See “Sidewalk Stay”.
CAPITAL
CONTRIBUTION
A payment which an electricity authority requires acustomer to make before starting work on a capital (new, oradding to the value of the authority’s assets) project onbehalf of the customer. The payment may fully or partlycover the cost of the works.
CLINOMETER An instrument for measuring slope.
CHAINAGE The distance from a datum along the centreline of aroadway. This term and offset are used to make referenceto points on roadworks plans.
CIRCUIT BREAKER Mechanical switching device capable of making, carryingand breaking currents under normal conditions.Capable of making, carrying for a specified time andbreaking currents under specified abnormal conditions (eg.short circuits).Primary control is via external protection relays and manualoverrides.Circuit breakers are normally ground mounted.A circuit breaker (fitted with automatic reclose and externalprotection relays) is operationally similar to a recloser.Circuit breakers may occur in ring main units. ReferRecloser.
COMBINATION LINKS A combination of links that, close the through circuit andthen isolate the apparatus in one sequenced action, or viceversa (eg. Live bypass for single-phase regulators).
COMMON MEN
SYSTEM (CMEN)
The LV MEN system extended to include the HV systemearthing with voltages up to subtransmission level. See“Multiple Earth Neutral”.
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COMMON USE POLE A pole owned by either the electricity authority or someother authority (e.g., Telstra) used by both parties tosupport their mains.
CONDEMNED POLE A pole assessed as unsuitable to remain in service,typically due to diminished strength from white-ant attack,below-ground rot or some other cause.
CONDUCTOR A wire or other form of conducting material suitable forcarrying current.
CONDUIT See “Duct”.
CONSTRUCTION Pole attachments and their configuration, includingcrossarms and insulators.
CONSTRUCTION
DRAWING
See “Works Plan”.
CORFLO A commercial name for a type of ribbed UPVC conduit.
CROSS-ROAD PILLAR A service pillar fed by underground supply from theopposite side of the road.
CUBICLE
TRANSFORMER
See “Padmounted Transformer”.
CUT The depth of excavation needed to reduce the existingground levels to proposed ground levels at a particularpoint in a roadworks or other construction project.
DISCONNECT BOX Junction box (typically set in the ground), which permitscables to be connected in various configurations, via use oflinks.
DISCONNECT LINK 1∅, air insulated (normally), switch used to isolate linesand apparatus from the network. A disconnect link shall beeasily operable as a switch. It shall not require unbolting(or otherwise complex disconnection), of electricalconnections. Refer Link.
DISTRIBUTION
NETWORK
That part of the electricity supply network at voltages belowtransmission/ subtransmission level (typically 22 kV, 11 kVand LV). See also “Distribution Mains” or “DistributionSystem”.
DISTRIBUTION
SUBSTATION
A substation that transforms or converts electrical energyfrom a higher voltage network to a secondary distributionnetwork (see also “Padmounted Transformer”).
DROP OUT (DO) or
DROP OUT FUSE
Drop Out fuse (DO) is a fuse where the fuse carrier dropsinto an open position, after the fuse has operated. Use ofthe term EDO shall be discontinued.
DUCT A pipe or closed passage formed underground or in astructure and intended to receive one or more cables whichmay be drawn through them.
EARTHING (Earths) The process of connecting components of electricity supplynetworks to ground to prevent dangerous voltagesoccurring on components which may be contacted bypersons, or which may be damaged by the voltages.Usually applied to rods, metallic electrodes or a group ofinterconnected rods and the wire making connection to thedistribution system component that is ‘earthed’.
EASEMENT A strip of land registered on the title deed in the office ofthe Registrar of Titles allowing access or other rights to apublic body or party other than the owner of the parcel ofland on which the easement exists.
EVERY DAY TENSION See “Sustained Load”.
EXCESS CABLE
CHARGE
A charge electricity authorities apply to customers to coverthe cost of service cable and installation longer than themaximum length provided free of charge.
EXCAVATION NOTICE A form electricity authorities use to obtain approval toexcavate a local or public authority footpath to erect polesor install underground cables.
FEEDER A circuit (normally HV) emanating from a substation fordistributing electric power.
FIELD BOOK A notebook used to record site survey data (e.g.,distances, bearings, angles, slope readings andtopographical features).
FILL The depth of earth to be deposited and compacted to raiseexisting ground levels to proposed ground levels at aparticular point in a roadworks or other constructionproject.
FOOTPATH
ALIGNMENT
A distance relative to the edge of a footpath (usually theproperty boundary side) used to describe the position of anunderground service or pole.
FOOTPATH
ALLOCATION
A space in the footpath between two alignmentsdesignated by the local or public authority in which a poleor underground service may be located.
GATIC A commercial name for a type of segmented steel andconcrete cover used on cast-in-situ pits in roadways andfootpaths.
GROUND CLEARANCE The vertical distance between the conductor and ground.
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GUARANTEE A contract signed by a prospective customer whichguarantees an electricity authority a set sum of moneyannually for a fixed term to supply electricity, regardless ofwhether energy is used or not.
HEAD STAY See “Aerial Stay”.
HEIGHT STICK An extendable stick used for measuring the heights ofconductors and poles.
HIGH VOLTAGE (HV) Electrical potential in the range of 1000V to 33kV.
ISOLATOR SWITCH 1∅ or 3∅, enclosed switching device utilising air, oil, SF6,or vacuum Insulation mediums. Capable of making,carrying and breaking currents to specified levels undernormal conditions. Isolators cannot interrupt fault currents.In substations such an enclosed switch shall be called anisolator and a similar non-enclosed switch shall be calledan air break. Isolators may exist in ring main units.
JOINT A location in an electricity supply network where two ormore cables join or terminate.
JOINT USE
POLE/COLUMN
See “Common Use Pole”.
KING BOLT The main bolt attaching a crossarm or other fixture to apole.
KING BOLT SPACING The vertical distance between king bolt attachment points.In a top construction, it may be the distance from below thetop of the pole to the attachment point.
KIOSK TRANSFORMER See “Padmounted Transformer”.
LINK 1∅, air insulated (normally), isolation point used to isolatelines and apparatus from the network. A link shall requireunbolting (or otherwise complex disconnection), ofelectrical connections. Refer Disconnect Link.
LINK PILLAR A pillar containing isolating links or switch fuses allowingthe joining together or disconnection of two or more LVdistribution circuits. Commonly found in URD estates.
LOAD TRANSFER
SWITCH
An enclosed, non-air insulated, pole mounted switch withfull load break capability but no inbuilt protection functions.
LONG SECTION See “Profile”.
LOW VOLTAGE (LV) Electrical potential in the range of 32V to 1000V.
LUMINAIRE A streetlight fitting including lamp, reflector and controlequipment.
MAINS Common parts of a network between various sites,describing particular voltage classes ofoverhead/underground feeder network (e.g., 11 kV mains,LV mains).
MASTER DROP OUT
FUSE
Master Drop Out fuse (MDO) is a 3∅, ganged, protectivedevice comprised of drop out fuses.MDO provides discrimination between upstream anddownstream protection elements. It is typically locatedwhere a spur or tee-off branches form the feederbackbone. It is mechanically configured to open all phasesirrespective of fault type. Refer Drop Out Fuse.
MAXIMUM DEMAND
INDICATOR
Maximum Demand Indicator (MDI) is a resettable, peakdemand, current measuring device.
MAXIMUM WORKING
TENSION
See “Short Duration Load”.
MEAN EQUIVALENT
SPAN (Ruling Span)
A theoretical span length used to represent the behaviourof a number of spans of varying lengths in a strain sectionof an overhead powerline.
MODULE A specific learning segment, complete in itself, dealing withone or more competency units, capable of being separatelyassessed and standing on its own.
MOUNTING HEIGHT The vertical distance between the centre of a luminaire andthe surface of the carriageway immediately beneath.
MULTIPLE EARTH
NEUTRAL (MEN)
An earthing system connecting the neutral conductor to anearth electrode in a customer’s electrical installation, atelectricity authority transformers and at multiple locationson the electricity distribution network.
NOTICE OF
EXCAVATION
See “Excavation Notice”.
OPISOMETER A small hand instrument like a miniature trundle wheel withgraduated dial carrying an engraved scale. Used inmapping , it is ‘wheeled’ along a line on a map and thescale distance read from the dial.
OPTICAL RANGE
FINDER
See “Telemeter”.
OUTRIGGER STAY See “Sidewalk Stay”.
OVERHEAD A map or plan detailing the overhead distribution system
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DISTRIBUTION MAP (e.g., pole positions/numbers, overhead conductortypes/sizes, span lengths, pole substations positions/sizes,air break switch positions/sizes and earth sizes).
OVERHEAD MAINS Overhead powerlines constructed of suitable conductorsand other components in accordance with therequirements of the Electricity Regulation.
PADMOUNTED
TRANSFORMER(Cubicle, KioskTransformer)
Transformer mounted on a pad (typically concrete).Typically considered as a distribution transformer, mountedat ground level and the enclosure (eg. the padmountcontainer) forms an integral part of the transformer.
PARISH MAP See “Cadastral Map”.
PHASING The relative positions of the phases in a polyphase powersystem.
PILLAR See “Service Pillar”.
PIT An excavation giving access to underground cables forinstallation, maintenance or repairs.
PLANTING DEPTH See “Sinking Depth”.
POINT OF ENTRY The position on a customer’s premises where the electricityauthority’s overhead service is attached.
POLE A structure (wood, concrete, steel poles and columns)supporting conductors and other equipment forming part ofthe overhead mains.
POLE STAY See “Aerial Stay”.
POLETOP SWITCH See “Air Break Switch”.
PROFILE A longitudinal cross-section of ground or a powerline usedto check clearances and select optimum pole positions.
RANGE ROD A painted staff or rod surveyors use to maintain a straightline or mark point.
RATE See “Tariff”.
RECLOSER 1∅, or 3∅ protective device able to sense over currents, totime and interrupt overcurrents, and to recloseautomatically to re-energise line sections. Line sectionswith “permanent faults” may be isolated after a set numberof operations. Reclosers have hydraulic or electroniccontrols and use oil, SF6 or vacuum interrupting mediums.Primary control is internal or via manual overrides.Reclosers are normally pole mounted. Refer CircuitBreaker.
REDUCED LEVEL The elevation of a point above an adopted datum relativeto mean sea level.
REGULATOR A regulating transformer in which one winding is intendedto be connected in series with a circuit in order to alter itsvoltage and the other winding is an energising winding.
RESOURCE ESTIMATE A list of materials, labour and other requirements for aconstruction project.
RING MAIN UNIT Switchable device containing a combination of switchfuses, and/or isolators, and/or circuit breakers. Typically aHV device connected to a transformer.
RULING SPAN See “Mean Equivalent Span”.
SAG The vertical distance between an overhead conductor’smidspan height and the chord drawn between theattachment points of the conductor.
SAG TEMPLATE A transparent template shaped like a boomerang used todraw profiles of overhead mains conductor spans.
SAG TENSION
TEMPERATURE CURVE
A graph of sags and tensions applying to similar conductortypes over a range of span lengths and temperatures.
SECTIONALISER Switching device that automatically isolates faultedsections of line from the distribution system. Normallyapplied in conjunction with a recloser or circuit breaker.Sectionalizer has no fault interrupting capability. It countsoperations of recloser/circuit breaker during faultconditions. After a fixed number of counts the sectionalizeropens while the reloser/circuit breaker is open.
Sectionalizer is available in 1∅ & 3∅ versions withhydraulic or electronic counting mechanisms.
SERVICE The electricity authority’s wires (running overhead orunderground) connecting its mains to the customer’spremises.
SERVICE PILLAR/PIT An enclosure where underground supply to a customer’spremises is connected to the secondary distributionnetwork through a primary fuse.
SHORT DURATION
LOAD
The force applied by the conductors to support structuresin an intense wind.
SIDEWALK STAY A type of ground stay where the staywire is installedvertically; used where footpath space is limited.
SINKING DEPTH The depth of a pole below ground level.
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SPAN (Bay) The horizontal distance between the pole attachmentpoints of an overhead conductor.
SPANNING LIMITATION The maximum span distance and deviation angle that maybe used for a given conductor and construction in anoverhead powerline.
SPUR LINE A short radial electricity line.
STATION A site at which a survey measurement is taken.
STRENGTH RATING The maximum allowable pole tip load that may be appliedto a pole by both conductors and wind forces on the poleitself.
STRAIN SECTION A section of overhead powerline between fixed strainpoints (shackle or termination constructions).
STRINGING TABLE A table providing stringing tensions and/or sags for anominated conductor over a range of span lengths andconductor temperatures.
STRINGING TENSION The tension to which a conductor is installed in anoverhead powerline.
SUSTAINED LOAD The continuous force exerted by conductors under no windconditions at 15°C.
SUBDIVIDER’S SUPPLY
AGREEMENT
An agreement between a supply authority and a developer(subdivider) covering conditions of supply to a subdivision.
SWITCH FUSE Combination switch and fuse providing a switchableisolation point and protective fusing. Use of the term fuseswitch shall be discontinued.
SWITCH GEAR Switching devices and their combination with associatedcontrol, measuring, protective and regulating equipment.This may include assemblies, interconnections,accessories, enclosures and supporting structuresassociated with such equipment.
TARIFF A scale of charges and set of conditions electricityauthorities apply to customers to cover the capital cost ofinstallation, maintenance and electricity consumed.
TELEMETER (OpticalRange Finder)
A handheld optical instrument which measures the heightof objects (conductors etc.) by focusing two images of theobject in the field of view until they are aligned. Thedistance between the instrument and object is read from ascale on the instrument. The height of the instrumentabove ground is added to the reading to determine theobject’s height.
TIP LOAD Equivalent mechanical load applied to a pole tip byattached conductors or stays.
TOPOGRAPHICAL MAP A map or plan showing details of the natural and manmadefeatures of the country (e.g., hills, rivers, forests, swamps,roads and railway bridges etc.).
TRANSFORMER A device that transfers electrical energy from one circuit toanother, via a magnetic field that links the circuits.
TRENCHING Trenches excavated by an electricity authority or developerto install underground cables.
TRUNDLE WHEEL A device used to measure linear distances.
UNDERGROUND
DISTRIBUTION MAP
A map or plan detailing the underground distributionsystem service (e.g., pillar and pit positions, cable pitpositions, duct sizes and configurations and cable sizes).
VERTICAL STAY See “Sidewalk Stay”.
WAVE SAGGING A way of determining conductor sag by timing the return ofa wave generated at one end.
WAYLEAVE A written authority which the owner/occupier of a propertyuses to authorise an electricity authority to construct,maintain and clear vegetation for electrical lineinstallations.
WORKS
AUTHORISATION
A document providing authorisation of works andexpenditure associated with provision of electricity supply.
WORKS PLAN(Construction Drawing)
An instruction in the form of a drawing or plan detailing theconstruction requirements to carry out nominated capital ormaintenance works on the electricity distribution system.
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