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    The document discusses differences between overhead line and substation insulator strings. It notes that substation strings experience higher short circuit currents but lower breaking loads than overhead line strings. It also discusses standardization aspects like voltage levels, insulator types, conductor arrangements, and a numbering system for insulator strings. The numbering system indicates attributes like the number of insulator strains, string type (tension or suspension), voltage class, conductor configuration, and insulator size. Catalog files provide specifications and drawings for standardized insulator strings.

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    The document discusses differences between overhead line and substation insulator strings. It notes that substation strings experience higher short circuit currents but lower breaking loads than overhead line strings. It also discusses standardization aspects like voltage levels, insulator types, conductor arrangements, and a numbering system for insulator strings. The numbering system indicates attributes like the number of insulator strains, string type (tension or suspension), voltage class, conductor configuration, and insulator size. Catalog files provide specifications and drawings for standardized insulator strings.

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    Insulator strings for substations 66-500kV

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    The document discusses differences between overhead line and substation insulator strings. It notes that substation strings experience higher short circuit currents but lower breaking loads than overhead line strings. It also discusses standardization aspects like voltage levels, insulator types, conductor arrangements, and a numbering system for insulator strings. The numbering system indicates attributes like the number of insulator strains, string type (tension or suspension), voltage class, conductor configuration, and insulator size. Catalog files provide specifications and drawings for standardized insulator strings.

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    The document discusses differences between overhead line and substation insulator strings. It notes that substation strings experience higher short circuit currents but lower breaking loads than overhead line strings. It also discusses standardization aspects like voltage levels, insulator types, conductor arrangements, and a numbering system for insulator strings. The numbering system indicates attributes like the number of insulator strains, string type (tension or suspension), voltage class, conductor configuration, and insulator size. Catalog files provide specifications and drawings for standardized insulator strings.

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    Insulator strings for substations

    66-500kV
    Differences between OHL and S/S strings

     Breaking loads
    (substations max. ca. 130kN, OHL higher)

     Short circuit currents


    (substations usually 40-80 kA1s, OHL lower)

     Conductor arrangements
    (OHL always jumper, substations dead ends)

     Clearances acc. to EN61284


     Quantities
    Standardisation basics (1)
    Uniform tower attachment

    Tension string ->

    String attachment scheme

    Suspension string ->

    Plan View:
    Conductor perpendicular
    to the hinge direction
    Standardisation basics (2)
    „End“ clamps separate

     KAK = Wedge type

     PAK = Compression type.

     DAK = Bolted cover type.

     BAK = U-bolted type.

     HK = Simple suspension
    type
    Standardisation basics (3)
    Performance values

     Voltage levels
    66 / 145 / 245 / 300 / 420 / 500 kV

     Short- current withstand levels


    40 / 50 / 63 / 80 kA1s

     Insulator types
    Cap & pin / long-rod / polymeric

     Breaking load
    minimal 130 kN, usually 160kN and more
    Standardisation basics (4)
    Conductor arrangements

     A = single conductor o
     W = duplex (Horizontal) o o
     S = duplex (Vertical) o
    o
     D = triplex (2 on top) o o
    o
     E = triplex (1 on top) o
    o o
    Standardisation basics (5)
    Conductor arrangements

     F = triplex (flat) o o o

     Q = Quadruple (#) o o
    o o

     T = Quadruple (flat) o o o o

     H = specials
    Sensitive topics – string
    arrangements

    Dead End -> Corona Tension with jumper

    if Un > 245kV = OK

    Suspension (run) T-derivation ->


    Corona if Un > 245kV
    = OK
    Sensitive topics – clamps
    arrangements
    Sensitive topics – short circuit
    currents
    Numbering system for insulator strings

    Seq. Value Description


    1+2 KK String for cap and pin insulators
    KL String for longrod insulators
    3 1, 2 Number of insulator strains
    4 A,H String type: A=tension , H=suspension
    5 0, 1, 2, Voltage levels
    4, 5 (0=<66kV, 1=<150kV, 2=245kV,4=420kV,5=525kV)
    6 Conductors and their arrangement
    A "A" = single conductor
    W "W" = Duplex cond.in horizontal plane
    S "S" = Duplex cond.in vertical plane
    D "D" = Triplex cond. (2 on top)
    E "E" = Triplex cond. (1 on top)
    F "F" = Triplex cond. (flat arrangement)
    Q "Q" = Quadruple cond. (rectangular arrangement)
    T "T" = Quadruple cond. (flat arrangement)
    H "H" = Special arrangement (line traps)
    7 "-" "+" "#" Cap and pin size: "-"= 16 IEC, "+"= 20 IEC, "#"= 24 IEC
    8+9 00 - 99 Varianion
    10 S Optional for tension strings with turnbuckles
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