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HV ELECTRICITY OVERHEAD DISTRIBUTION LINE

STATE CHANGE EQUATION

Fieldwork Conductor Sag Tension Calculation

Project Conductor Sag Table
State Change Equation(Tn,ar,Pr,Pb,0C)

Calculation of ag, aw, ar angle Table

Up Lift Control

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 Pole Type :Steel       Concrete
 Ice Load Zone  
 H1 Tension (kg)  
 W1 Conductor  Weight (kg/m)  

                                                                  

Pole Image Pole No  Cable X_Coordinate Y_Coordinate Z_Coordinate Pole Pole  Type Suspension Tension Pole Distance Total  Distance Span Pole Length Height Differ.

Project Angle

Pole Angle
aw ag1,2              agprj           ag ar
Smiley 1   F  0 0  70,98()-1   59,3 336  16  0  24
Cable  141,97  59,3  141,97 
Smiley 2 T S 141,97  154,8()-2  82,67 50,63 336  20  -1,85 0,01 24
Cable  167,63  -32,04  145,19
Smiley 3 T S 309,6  124,65(234,84)-3  199,67 197,5 406,25  23  23,16 0,01 10
Cable  81,67  -2,17  145,19
Smiley 4 T S 391,27  148,39()-4  83,84 194,3 336  20  6,55 20,06 24
Cable  215,11  110,46  215,11
Smiley 5 T S 606,38  148,02()-5  104,65 431,22 598  22  -2,81 0 24
Cable  80,94  326,57  80,94
Smiley 6 T S 687,32  153,51()-6  -245,63 -93,7 598  20  -28 15,25 24
Cable  226,09  151,93  226,09
Smiley 7 T S 913,41  225,02()-7  74,16 147,88 485  14  -5,39 23,36 55
Cable  223,96  73,72  223,96
Smiley 8 T S 1137,37  205,82()-8  150,24 234,62 598  20  5,1 4 24
Cable  187,67  84,38  187,67
Smiley 9 T S 1325,04  197,04()-9  103,29 188,99 800  20  2,3 50,53 58
Cable  206,4  85,7  206,4
Smiley 10 T S  1531,44  193,98()-10  120,7 225,04 485  14  10,68 22,1 55
Cable  181,55  104,34  181,55
Smiley 11 T S  1712,99  144,67()-11  77,21 -126,36 485  22  -11,19 34,68 55
Cable  107,78  -203,57  107,78
Smiley 12 T S  1820,77  113,26()-12  311,35 567,96 598  22  35,95 0 24
Cable  118,73  256,61  118,73
Smiley 13 T S  1939,5  83,66()-13  -137,88 95,03 336  20  -28,34 15,61 24
Cable  48,58  232,91  48,58
Smiley 14 T S  1988,08  116,79()-14  -184,33 -104,47 336  14  -7,13 53,61 24
Cable  185  79,86  236,55
Smiley 15 T S  2173,08  175(287)-15  79,86 154,05 560  19  -0,97 0 10
Cable  165  105,14  236,55
Smiley 16 T S  2338,08  229(369,84)-16  48,91 118,42 675,81  21  5,18 0,01 10
Cable  293,01  116,09  236,55
Smiley 17 F  2631,09  146,5()-17  2,33 311,35 336  14  60,73 24
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BER , BES, BET,BEY Carrier Pole(Suspension Pole). K, L, LA, PA, R, P  End pole(Tension Pole).

*The ag1 and ag2 Weight Span of the poles are calculated. Thus by calculating the Sag  notch points correctly in the project drawings, the distances to approach the obstacles on the field will be seen with the Sag Template, and the pole lengths can be calculated accurately. In addition, the total ag (total agprj value in the project) value of the poles is calculated, and controls are provided by giving the Weight Span (ag) in which the poles can be used. The Weight Span in which the poles can be used are recalculated depending on the angle of the carrier(suspension) poles.
*The value of the
Rulings Span (ar) between the stop poles (Tension, End Pole) is calculated.
*The aw Wind Span of the poles(suspension, carrier pole) is calculated, and the Wind Span values ​​that the carrier poles(suspension)can use depending on the angle are calculated and given in parentheses.
*The deviation angle of the pole is calculated. Angle values ​​at which poles can be used are given Pole Angle Column.
*The elevation difference is calculated.
*The distances between the poles and the distance of the poles to the starting point of the line are calculated.
*When you hover the mouse over the pole images in the program, the image enlarges, which will make it easier to control pole lengths in the field.
*The calculations are renewed by selecting the Ice Load Zone and Pole Types. The program has been activated for pigeon iron poles.