NEPAL ELECTRICITY AUTHORITY

DETAIL FEASIBILITY STUDY

OF
CHANDRAPUR - SUKDEV CHOWK 132 kV
TRANSMISSION LINE PROJECT

Final Report

Submitted to: Prepared by:

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Chandrapur- Sukdev Chowk 132 kV Transmission Line

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Table of Contents
1 Executive Summary........................................................................................................2

1.1 Introduction................................................................................................................. 2

1.2 Project Features and Scope.......................................................................................2

1.3 Detailed Survey.......................................................................................................... 2

1.4 Transmission Line Design..........................................................................................3

1.5 Substation Design......................................................................................................4

1.6 Cost Estimate............................................................................................................. 4

1.7 Load Flow Analysis.....................................................................................................5

1.7.1 Load Forecast..................................................................................................5

1.7.2 Load Flow Analysis..........................................................................................5

1.8 Financial Analysis.......................................................................................................6

1.8.1 Assumption......................................................................................................6

1.8.2 Financial Analysis Indicators............................................................................7

2 Introduction..................................................................................................................... 9

3 Objective and Project Background..............................................................................11

4 Desk Study.................................................................................................................... 12

4.1 Manual Method of Route Selection...........................................................................12

4.2 GIS Based Transmission Line Routing.....................................................................12

4.3 Comparison among Route Alignments.....................................................................16

5 Reconnaissance Survey...............................................................................................18

6 Detailed Survey.............................................................................................................21

7 Transmission Line Design...........................................................................................25

7.1 Design Criteria..........................................................................................................25

7.1.1 Line Parameters............................................................................................25

7.1.2 Weather Data.................................................................................................25

7.1.3 Conductor Details..........................................................................................26

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7.1.4 Ground Wire Details.......................................................................................27

7.1.5 Altitude........................................................................................................... 27

7.1.6 Wind Zone Loading........................................................................................28

7.1.7 Wind Pressure...............................................................................................28

7.1.8 Weather Condition.........................................................................................29

7.1.9 Clearance to Obstacles..................................................................................29

7.2 Transmission Line Materials/Specifications..............................................................30

7.2.1 Conductor Accessories..................................................................................30

7.2.2 Insulator Accessories.....................................................................................31

7.3 Tower Data...............................................................................................................33

7.3.1 Tower Type....................................................................................................33

7.3.2 Ruling Span/Design Span..............................................................................33

7.3.3 Wind Span.....................................................................................................33

7.3.4 Weight Span..................................................................................................34

7.3.5 Leg Extensions..............................................................................................34

7.3.6 Tower spotting Data.......................................................................................34

7.4 Tower Foundation.....................................................................................................36

7.5 Tower Design Standards..........................................................................................37

7.6 Insulators.................................................................................................................. 37

7.7 Mid-Span Clearance.................................................................................................39

7.8 Over-voltages due to Direct Stroke of Lightning.......................................................39

7.8.1 Overhead Ground Wire..................................................................................39

7.8.2 Tower Earthing..............................................................................................39

8 Incorporation of Design in PLSCADD.........................................................................40

8.1 Survey Data Modeling..............................................................................................40

8.2 Criteria Modeling......................................................................................................41

8.3 Structure Modelling...................................................................................................42

8.4 Sag Tension Section................................................................................................43

9 Tower Spotting and Scheduling..................................................................................45

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9.1 Tower Structures......................................................................................................45

8.1 Material Scheduling..................................................................................................50

10 Substation Design........................................................................................................58

10.1 General Information and Scope of Substation Design...........................................58

10.1.1 Sukdev Chowk Substation.............................................................................58

10.1.2 132 kV Chandrapur Substation......................................................................59

10.2 General Technical Specifications..........................................................................59

10.3 Design of Substation Parameters and Components.............................................61

10.3.1 Rated Current and Fault Levels.....................................................................61

10.3.2 Busbar Configuration.....................................................................................61

10.3.3 Insulation Coordination..................................................................................62

10.3.4 DC System.....................................................................................................64

10.3.5 Low Voltage AC System................................................................................65

10.3.6 Protection System..........................................................................................65

10.3.7 Substation Automation System......................................................................66

10.3.8 132 kV Underground Cabling.........................................................................67

10.3.9 Underground Optical Fibre.............................................................................68

11 Technical Specifications..............................................................................................69

11.1 132 kV Main Transformers....................................................................................69

11.2 High Voltage and Medium Voltage Switchgear.....................................................71

11.2.1 132 kV Circuit Breaker...................................................................................71

11.2.2 33 KV Circuit Breaker....................................................................................73

11.2.3 12 kV Indoor Switchgear................................................................................74

11.3 Disconnector and Earth Switch.............................................................................77

11.4 Surge Arrester......................................................................................................79

11.5 Voltage Transformer.............................................................................................80

11.6 Current Transformer.............................................................................................82

11.7 Shunt Capacitor Bank...........................................................................................84

11.8 Power Cable.........................................................................................................85

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11.8.1 132 kV Underground Cable...........................................................................85

11.8.2 Underground Optical Fibre.............................................................................87

11.8.3 Installation of Underground Lines..................................................................88

11.9 Illumination System...............................................................................................89

11.10 Battery Chargers and Inverters.............................................................................90

11.11 Air Conditioning System........................................................................................91

11.12 Fire Fighting System.............................................................................................91

12 Load Flow Analysis......................................................................................................94

12.1 Load Forecast.......................................................................................................94

12.2 Load Flow Analysis...............................................................................................95

12.3 Financial Analysis of Transmission line.................................................................97

12.4 Short Circuit Analysis..........................................................................................102

12.5 Conclusion and Recommendation......................................................................102

12.6 PSSE Results of Load Flow................................................................................103

13 Cost Estimate..............................................................................................................111

13.1 Cost Estimate for Transmission Line...................................................................111

13.2 Cost Estimate for Substation...............................................................................112

13.3 Other Costs.........................................................................................................113

13.4 Overall Summary................................................................................................113

14 Financial Analysis of Project.....................................................................................114

14.1 Introduction......................................................................................................... 114

14.2 Assumption.........................................................................................................114

14.2.1 Economic Lifetime........................................................................................114

14.2.2 Cost of Losses.............................................................................................114

14.2.3 Operation and Maintenance.........................................................................114

14.2.4 Discount Factor............................................................................................114

14.2.5 Annual Outage.............................................................................................115

14.2.6 Line Loading................................................................................................115

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14.2.7 Wheeling Charge.........................................................................................115

14.3 Financial Analysis Indicators...............................................................................115

14.3.1 Internal Rate of Return (IRR).......................................................................115

14.3.2 Benefit Cost (BC) Ratio................................................................................115

15 Conclusion and Recommendation............................................................................117

16 Design Standard and References..............................................................................118

17 Annex........................................................................................................................... 120

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List of Tables

Table 1-1: Salient Features of Transmission Line Design.........................................................3

Table 1-2: Summary of the Overall Costs of the Project...........................................................4

Table 4-1: Weight Values for Transmission Lines...................................................................13

Table 4-2 Weight Values for Transmission Towers.................................................................14

Table 4-3: Condition of Search Applied to Algorithm..............................................................16

Table 4-4: Comparison among the Route Alignments............................................................16

Table 5-1: Coordinates of APs Finalized after Recce Survey.................................................19

Table 6-1: Land Cover Data/ Features of the Transmission Line............................................22

Table 7-1: Line Parameters for Transmission Line Design.....................................................25

Table 7-2: Weather Data Applied for Transmission Line Design.............................................26

Table 7-3: Conductor (ACSR BEAR) Specifications...............................................................26

Table 7-4: Details of Ground Wire..........................................................................................27

Table 7-5: Electrical Clearances for Equipment as per Altitude Level.....................................28

Table 7-6: Wind Speed Calculations.......................................................................................28

Table 7-7: Weather Conditions Applied for Transmission Line Design...................................29

Table 7-8: Clearances to Obstacles........................................................................................29

Table 7-9: Lattice Tower Types and Applications...................................................................33

Table 7-10: Weight Span Data................................................................................................34

Table 7-11: Tower Spotting Data............................................................................................35

Table 7-12: Insulator Data......................................................................................................38

Table 7-13: Tower Earthing Standard.....................................................................................39

Table 8-1: Feature Code Applied in the PLSCADD................................................................40

Table 8-2: Weather Cases Applied in PLSCADD....................................................................41

Table 8-3: Cable Tension Criteria Applied..............................................................................41

Table 8-4: Automatic Sagging Criteria Applied in PLSCADD..................................................42

Table 8-5: Sag Tension Data for ACSR Bear Conductor........................................................43

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Table 8-6: Sag Tension for OPGW Conductor........................................................................43

Table 9-1: Tower Structures...................................................................................................45

Table 9-2: Material Scheduling...............................................................................................51

Table 10-1: General Technical Specifications for 132, 33 and 11 kV......................................59

Table 10-2: General Climatic Conditions................................................................................60

Table 10-3: Insulation Coordination as per IEC 61936-1........................................................62

Table 10-4: Battery System Features.....................................................................................64

Table 10-5: Duty Cycle of Battery System and DC Loads.......................................................64

Table 10-6: Thermal Limit of 400 mm2 XLPE Cable................................................................68

Table 11-1: General Specifications of 132 kV Main Transformer............................................69

Table 11-2: Temperature Rise Conditions for Main Temperature...........................................70

Table 11-3: Technical Specifications of 132 kV Circuit Breaker..............................................72

Table 11-4: Technical Specifications of 33 kV Circuit Breaker................................................73

Table 11-5: General Configuration of 12 kV Indoor Switchgear..............................................74

Table 11-6: Insulation Level of 12 kV Switchgear...................................................................75

Table 11-7: General Technical Specifications of 12 kV Indoor Switchgear.............................75

Table 11-8: General Specifications of Voltage Transformer....................................................76

Table 11-9: General Specifications of Disconnector Switch....................................................77

Table 11-10: General Specifications of Earth Switch..............................................................78

Table 11-11: Technical Specifications of 120 kV Surge Arrester............................................79

Table 11-12: Technical Specifications of 30 kV Surge Arrester..............................................79

Table 11-13: General Technical Specifications of 132 kV Voltage Transformer.....................80

Table 11-14: General Technical Specifications of 33 kV Voltage Transformer.......................81

Table 11-15: Specifications of Current Transformer at 132 kV Side.......................................82

Table 11-16: Technical Specifications of Current Transformer at 33 kV Side.........................83

Table 11-17: Specifications of Capacitor Banks......................................................................85

Table 11-18: Technical Specifications of 132 kV Underground Cable....................................86

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Table 11-19: Technical Specifications of Underground Optical Wire......................................88

Table 11-20: LUX Level Required for Substations..................................................................89

Table 11-21: Technical Specifications of a Battery Charger...................................................90

Table 11-22: Technical Specification of a Inverter System.....................................................90

Table 11-23: Requirements of a HVAC System......................................................................91

Table 12-1: Load Forecast Data.............................................................................................94

Table 12-2: Peak Load at Different Substation Considered for Load Flow..............................97

Table 12-3: Assumptions for Analysis of Options....................................................................98

Table 12-4: Loading Requirements of the Transmission Line.................................................99

Table 12-5: Financial Analysis; 33 kV HTLS.........................................................................100

Table 12-6: Financial Analysis: 132 kV Transmission Line...................................................101

Table 12-7: Short Circuit Analysis.........................................................................................102

Table 13-1: Cost Estimate Summary of Transmission Lines.................................................111

Table 13-2: Cost Estimate Summary of Substation..............................................................112

Table 13-3: Other Costs....................................................................................................... 113

Table 13-4: Overall Summary of Cost Estimate....................................................................113

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List of Figures

Figure 1-1: Provincial Map of Nepal Showing Project Location.................................................9

Figure 1-2: Project Accessibility via Road...............................................................................10

Figure 3-1: Rote Alignments Identified During Desk Study.....................................................16

Figure 4-1: Final Route Alignment proposed after Reconnaissance Survey...........................19

Figure 5-1: Block Diagram Describing Survey Methodology...................................................21

Figure 10-1: 132 kV Minimum Height Over Access Area........................................................63

Figure 9-2: Minimum Approach Distance for Support.............................................................63

Figure 9-3: Block Diagram for Substation Automation System (SAS).....................................67

Figure 11-1: Load Flow Results for Sukdev Chowk Substation at 132 kV Bus.....................105

Figure 11-2: Load Flow Results for Sukdev Chowk Substation at 33 kV Bus.......................106

Figure 11-3: Integrated Nepal Power System.......................................................................107

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Abbreviations

ACSR Aluminum Conductor Steel Reinforced

AP Angle Point

ASTM American Society for Testing and Material

BCT Bushing Current Transformer

BS British Standard

CT Current Transformer

DC Direct Current

EDC Everyday Condition

EDC Every Day Condition

GIS Geographic Information System

GSW Ground Shield Wire / Ground Steel Wire

HVAC Heating, Venting and Air Conditioning

HMI Human Machine Interface

Hz Hertz

IEC International Electrotechnical Commission

IEEE Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers

IS Indian Standard

ISO International Organization for Standardization

ITU International Telecommunication Union

kg Kilograms

km Kilometer

kN Kilo Newton

kV Kilo Volts

M Meter

masl metre above sea level

mm Millimeter

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MOT Maximum Operating Temperature

MOT Maximum Operating Temperature

MVA Mega Volt Ampere

NC Normally Closed

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NEMA National Electric Manufacture Association

NESC National Electric Safety Code

NO Normally Open

ONAF Oil Natural Air Forced

ONAN Oil Natural Air Natural

OPGW Optical Fiber Ground Wire

PS Protection Special

PT Potential Transformer

rms root mean square

RoW Right of Way

RCC Remote Control Centre

RSCC Remote Supervisory Control Centre

S/S Substation

SAS Substation Automation System

SF6 Sulphur Hexafluoride

SLD Single Line Diagram

SN Serial Number

TIN Triangulated Irregular Network

TL Transmission Line

TSMP Transmission System Master Plan

UTM Universal Transverse Mercator

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UTS Ultimate Tensile Strength

VRLA Valve Regulated Lead Acid

XLPE Cross Linked Polyethylene

ANNEX
Annexure-1 : Transmission Line Tower Structure in Topo Map
Annexure-2 : Transmission Line Plan Profile Drawing
Annexure-3 : Weight Span Report and Material Scheduling Report
Annexure-4 : Electrical and Substation Layout Drawings
Annexure-5 : Cost Estimate of Transmission Lines and Substations

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SALIENT FEATURES OF THE TRANSMISSION LINE PROJECT

Owner Name Nepal Electricity Authority

Project Name Chandrapur- Sukdev Chowk 132 kV Transmission Line Project

Project Location Rautahat District, Narayani Zone, Gandaki Pradesh, Nepal

Province 2

T/L Starting Point Existing Chandrapur S/S

End Point Proposed Sukdev Chowk S/S (132/33/11 kV)

System Voltage 132 kV

Type of Line Double Circuit with Single Conductor on Lattice Tower

Length of Line Approximately 35 km

Conductor ACSR Bear

Elevation < 150 masl

Right of way 18 m

Total Number of Towers 113

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1 Tower Spotting and Scheduling

The towers were spotted and scheduled based on weight span criteria and tower spotting
data of individual towers maintaining vertical clearance of 7.1m along the sections and
maintaining the broken wire conditions. The check survey for tower locations shall be
conducted to verify current tower locations and which shall also be the basis for final design.

The tower spotting of the transmission line route is shown in Plan and Profile drawings (Annex
2) and the tower scheduling report showing total number of towers and tower types is as
shown in Section 9.1 Tower Structures below.

The detail tower spotting and scheduling suggests following number of different tower types.

Total Number of Towers: 113

Type of Towers:

- DA: 87

- DB: 11

- DC: 9

- DD: 6

1.1 Tower Structures

The 113 number of tower structures determined from tower spotting are tabulated below,
along with their coordinates.

Table 9-1: Tower Structures

Tower Consecutive Elevation Ahead Span Deviation
S.N. Easting (m) Northing (m)
Type Naming (m) (m) Angle
1 AP1 AP1 336514.48 3001538.11 135.59 126.75
2 AP2 AP2 336387.74 3001536.92 135.23 346.13 50.16 oLT
3 T2/1 336168.51 3001269.07 133.31 313.97
4 T2/3 335969.64 3001026.11 131.58 366.56
5 AP2A AP3 335737.46 3000742.46 129.55 287.12 8.36 oLT
6 T2A/1 335589.83 3000496.20 128.25 289.57
7 T2A/2 335440.93 3000247.85 126.95 280.38
8 T2A/3 335296.76 3000007.37 125.68 285.86
9 T2A/4 335149.77 2999762.20 124.40 311.46
10 AP3N AP4 334989.62 2999495.07 122.99 224.18 20.92 oLT
11 T3N/1 334950.61 2999274.31 122.03 223.29
12 AP3A AP5 334911.75 2999054.42 121.06 356.00 8.51 oRT
13 T3A/1 334798.64 2998716.87 120.03 330.22
14 T3A/2 334693.71 2998403.77 119.07 358.31
15 AP4 AP6 334579.86 2998064.02 118.03 347.32 11.87 oRT

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Tower Consecutive Elevation Ahead Span Deviation

S.N. Easting (m) Northing (m)
Type Naming (m) (m) Angle
16 T4/1 334404.14 2997764.43 116.93 299.46
17 T4/2 334252.63 2997506.13 115.98 303.36
18 T4/3 334099.15 2997244.46 115.02 331.15
19 T4/4 333931.61 2996958.82 113.97 337.63
20 T4/5 333760.80 2996667.59 112.90 335.54
21 T4/6 333591.04 2996378.17 111.84 318.37
22 T4/7 333429.96 2996103.55 110.83 354.38
23 AP5 AP7 333250.67 2995797.88 109.70 289.12 18.32 oRT
24 T5/1 333033.43 2995607.10 108.78 280.18
25 T5/2 332822.90 2995422.23 107.88 269.66
26 T5/3 332620.28 2995244.30 107.02 263.34
27 T5/4 332422.41 2995070.54 106.18 288.41
28 AP6 AP8 332205.70 2994880.24 105.26 339.88 26.57 oLT
29 T6/1 332077.61 2994565.41 104.59 303.93
30 T6/2 331963.06 2994283.89 103.99 314.54
31 T6/3 331844.53 2993992.54 103.36 311.02
32 T6/4 331727.31 2993704.45 102.75 308.18
33 T6/5 331611.17 2993418.99 102.79 354.36
34 AP7 AP9 331477.62 2993090.76 102.84 312.60 16.81 oLT
35 T7/1 331448.60 2992779.51 101.29 228.88
36 T7/2 331427.36 2992551.62 100.16 265.06
37 T7/3 331402.75 2992287.71 98.84 291.43
38 T7/4 331375.70 2991997.54 97.40 306.61
39 AP8 AP10 331347.24 2991692.25 95.88 333.66 3.78 oLT
40 T8/1 331338.22 2991358.72 95.03 292.74
41 T8/2 331330.30 2991066.09 94.29 336.20
42 T8/3 331321.21 2990730.01 93.44 327.95
43 AP9 AP11 331312.34 2990402.18 92.61 218.87 6.64 oLT
44 T9/1 331331.74 2990184.17 93.90 210.64
45 T9/2 331350.42 2989974.36 95.14 281.18
46 AP10 AP12 331375.35 2989694.28 96.80 274.97 11.20 oRT
47 T10/1 331346.06 2989420.88 96.24 241.43
48 T10/2 331320.34 2989180.82 95.74 264.69
49 T10/3 331292.15 2988917.64 95.19 234.41
50 AP11 AP13 331267.18 2988684.57 94.70 356.89 17.17 oRT
51 T11/1 331126.08 2988356.75 93.60 301.95
52 T11/2 331006.70 2988079.40 92.67 309.94
53 T11/3 330884.17 2987794.71 91.72 345.96
54 AP12 AP14 330747.39 2987476.93 90.65 355.89 10.66 oLT
55 T12/1 330669.57 2987129.66 90.50 307.62
56 T12/2 330602.31 2986829.49 90.37 317.73
57 T12/3 330532.83 2986519.45 90.24 298.18
58 T12/4 330467.63 2986228.49 90.11 322.62
59 T12/5 330397.08 2985913.68 89.98 317.73
60 T12/6 330327.61 2985603.64 89.84 312.84

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Tower Consecutive Elevation Ahead Span Deviation

S.N. Easting (m) Northing (m)
Type Naming (m) (m) Angle
61 T12/7 330259.20 2985298.37 89.71 307.95
62 T12/8 330191.86 2984997.86 89.58 351.34
63 AP13 AP15 330115.04 2984655.03 89.43 326.65 8.21 oLT
64 T13/1 330089.85 2984329.35 88.83 327.03
65 T13/2 330064.64 2984003.30 88.23 341.66
66 T13/3 330038.29 2983662.65 87.60 317.15
67 T13/4 330013.84 2983346.45 87.01 294.85
68 T13/5 329991.11 2983052.47 86.47 358.48
69 AP14 AP16 329963.47 2982695.06 85.81 382.74 16.53 oRT
70 T14/1 329826.60 2982337.64 85.42 328.09
71 T14/2 329709.26 2982031.24 85.09 324.25
72 T14/3 329593.31 2981728.44 84.76 332.39
73 T14/4 329474.44 2981418.03 84.43 334.02
74 T14/5 329354.98 2981106.09 84.09 332.39
75 T14/6 329236.11 2980795.68 83.75 319.94
76 T14/7 329121.70 2980496.90 83.43 328.79
77 T14/8 329004.12 2980189.86 83.10 370.25
78 AP15 AP17 328871.71 2979844.09 82.73 362.45 17.64 oLT
79 T15/1 328850.76 2979482.25 82.52 300.62
80 T15/2 328833.39 2979182.13 82.35 310.40
81 T15/3 328815.45 2978872.25 82.17 317.51
82 T15/4 328797.10 2978555.27 81.99 306.43
83 T15/5 328779.39 2978249.36 81.81 324.51
84 T15/6 328760.64 2977925.39 81.63 332.49
85 T15/7 328741.43 2977593.46 81.44 312.84
86 T15/8 328723.35 2977281.14 81.26 320.17
87 T15/9 328704.85 2976961.50 81.07 365.23
88 AP16 AP18 328683.74 2976596.89 80.86 344.19 27.57 oLT
89 T16/1 328825.13 2976283.08 80.48 324.50
90 T16/2 328958.43 2975987.22 80.12 342.99
91 T16/3 329099.33 2975674.51 79.86 330.74
92 T16/4 329235.19 2975372.97 79.62 345.24
93 T16/5 329377.01 2975058.20 79.36 328.90
94 T16/6 329512.11 2974758.33 79.11 343.68
95 AP17 AP19 329653.29 2974444.99 78.85 317.09 1.97 oRT
96 T17/1 329773.51 2974151.58 78.44 335.65
97 T17/2 329900.77 2973840.99 78.43 317.73
98 T17/3 330021.24 2973546.98 78.42 358.76
99 AP18 AP20 330157.26 2973215.00 78.40 351.32 19.05 oRT
100 T18/1 330177.04 2972864.24 77.25 369.07
101 AP19 AP21 330197.83 2972495.76 78.67 378.81 48.14 oRT
102 T19/1 329930.39 2972227.49 75.73 337.95
103 T19/2 329691.80 2971988.15 76.87 374.39
104 AP20 AP22 329427.48 2971723.00 78.13 335.68 11.60 oLT
105 T20/1 329243.12 2971442.47 77.94 306.32

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Chandrapur – Sukdev Chowk 132 kV Transmission Line Project
Grid Development Department, Nepal Electricity Authority

Tower Consecutive Elevation Ahead Span Deviation

S.N. Easting (m) Northing (m)
Type Naming (m) (m) Angle
106 T20/2 329074.89 2971186.48 77.76 299.81
107 T20/3 328910.23 2970935.94 77.59 334.64
108 AP21 AP23 328726.45 2970656.28 77.41 359.82 42.41 oLT
109 T21/1 328783.34 2970300.98 77.30 324.25
110 T21/2 328834.60 2969980.81 77.27 352.94
111 AP22 AP24 328890.40 2969632.32 77.23 199.27 36.17 oLT
112 T22/1 329031.96 2969492.06 76.89 211.70
113 AP23 AP25 329182.34 2969343.06 76.52 0.00

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NEA Engineering Company Limited
Thapathali, Kathmandu