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S.N.

Description Value
1 Initial tension 1000
2 c/c of tower 64
3 Girder width(lg) 1.5
4 c/c tower -lg 62.5
5 Tower height h1 11.7
6 Tower height h2 11.7
7 36% of Wind pressure.on conductor(P w) 1.488
8 36% of Wind pressure on insulator (P wi) 20.251
9 100% of Wind pressure.on conductor(P w) 4.132
10 100% of Wind pressure on insulator (P wi) 56.253
11 No. of conductors (n) 2
12 Conductor weight (m's) 1.618
13 Spacer span 1.5
14 No. of spacers(nc) 38
15 spacer weight(mc) 1.5
16
17 Equivalent conductor weight(m'sc) 2.108
18 Conductor diameter(Aw) 0.0315
19 Conductor area(Ac) 5.87E-04
20 Exponential coefficient (α) 2.30E-05
21 5.51E+09
Elasticity modulus(E) No. of strings
22 2
23 Diameter of string insulator (Awi) 0.145
24 Weight / string 11
25 String weight / conductor(Wwi) 11
26 String lenght(RS) 2.175
27 Conductor chord length(lc) 58.15
28 θ2 5
29 θ1 0
Unit
kg./cond
m
m
m
m
m
kg/sq.m
kg/sq.m
kg/sq.m
kg/sq.m

kg/m
m

kg

kg/m
m
sq.m
/deg.C

kg/sq.m

m
kg.
kg.
m
m
C
C
Load calculation for conductor

Wind load ww36% = Aw x Pw 0.047


Wind load ww100% = Aw x Pw 0.13

m'sc = m's + (nc*mc)


(n * lc)
2.108 Kg/m
Eq wt of conductor under still wind condition 2.108 Kg/m
Eq wt of conductor under 36% wind condition =√(
m'sc)2 + ( ww)2 2.110 Kg/m
Eq wt of conductor under 100% wind condition
=√( m'sc)2 + ( ww)2 2.112 Kg/m

Load calculations for string insulator

wind load = Ww= Awi x RS x Pwi x 0.5


(36% Wind Pressure) 3.193 kg/m
wi =√( Wwi)2 + ( Ww)2 11.454 kg/m
wind load = Ww=Awi x RS x Pwi x 0.5
(100% Wind Pressure) 8.87 kg/m
wi =√( Wwi)2 + ( Ww)2 14.131 kg/m

c) Calculation of tension at q2o C (5o C) and


wind condition -T2

1.70E+06

half span length of cond =


( half span - Insulator length ) 29.075 m

substituting the value of w2 for 36% wind


condition and other values,G is calculated 1.0030E+19
Substituting the value of w1 =2.11 for wind
θ2=50C , θ1=00C
condition,

-2.39E+06

The stress f2 at 5 o C could be found out by


solving the following cubic equation in the excel
application package by substituting values of F
and G

1
2.39E+06
0
-1.0030E+19

0.00E+00
we get,
f2= 1.59E+06

Hence the tension T2 under wind conditions at


5 o C= ( f2 x Ac
) 931.92

The tension (T2) values are calculated for wind


conditions up to 95 o C in steps of 5oC.

Using the above set of equations as W2=2.108


kg/m for still wind condition, the conductor
tension for still wind condition is
calculated.Similarly the tension under still wind
condition for various temperatures upto 95 o C
are calculated.

For a temperature of 0 o C

where l= 31.25
Sag point XP1= ½ * ( 2l ) 31.25

e. Sag under 36% wind conditions- Initial


temperature 0o C

With reference to fig 1 and equations given


under section 4.2

473.86

189.89

X(ass) = ( l - RS) 29.075

X1 =(a2/a1) X 11.650979810181

11.658

RSPf= SPf + RS 13.833

13.82

X3= X2-X1 2.17

X (act) = l-X3 29.08

0.358

0.503

0.89256111321316

Hence sag at wind condition at 0 o C is given by

D4=D3+D2-D1 1.038 m
SUMMARY

The sag tension at various temperatures for both still wind & wind conditions
for the following cases are carried out for 220kV Switchyard and the results
are enclosed

1) 220kV MAIN BUS - Twin AL59 Alloy conductors - 64m span with tower height of
11.7m/11.7m

2)220kV JACK BUS -Twin AL59 Alloy conductors - 45m span with tower
height of 16.2m/16.2m

3)20kV JACK BUS -Single AL59 Alloy conductors - 53.5m span with tower
height of 16.2m/16.2m

4) 220kV JACK BUS -Single AL59 Alloy conductors - 45m span with tower
height of 16.2m/16.2m

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