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Insulation Performance Analysis of a 500-kV Transmission Line Design

A statistical insulation performance analysis of the Bonneville Power Administration's 500-kV delta tower is described. Emphasis is placed on establishing a design philosophy and a design procedure that will provide a means of converting quantitative performance criteria to tower dimensions. Insulation requirements for switching surges and for 60-Hz voltages during extreme wind conditions have been given particular attention. The selection of balances performance criteria in the context of overall system reliability is discussed.

Stig A. Annestrand | Earl F. Bossuyt | N. Dag Reppen

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