论文信息 - Electrical Design of a 345-kV Double-Circuit Transmission Line Including the Influence of Contamination

Electrical Design of a 345-kV Double-Circuit Transmission Line Including the Influence of Contamination

The Detroit Edison Company, in planning their 345-kV system, felt it advisable to undertake a critical examination of the electrical design of 345-kV steel tower circuits. The investigation of performance of double-circuit steel tower line design for 12, 15, 17, and 20 insulation units is reported. Special emphasis is placed on line reliability as influenced by contaminated insulators.

H. R. Armstrong | G. W. Alexander

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