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Economic Choice Of Conductor in Transmission Line Design

Economic Choice Of Conductor in Transmission Line Design

Economic Choice Of Conductor in Transmission Line
Economic Choice Of Conductor in Transmission Line Design

Conductors used should have following electrical and physical properties:

  • Chosen conductor must have high conductivity.
  • In must have large tensile strength.
  • It must have large corrosion resistance characteristics.
  • It needs to have large melting point and good thermal stability.
  • It has good ductile property.

Following conductor material are most commonly use for transmission line :

  1. Hard drown copper
  2. Aluminium
  3. Aluminium conductors steel reinforced  (ACSR)

In india, ACSR Conductors are more commonly used. From 1990 onwards, America, Australia and few european countries starts using All aluminium alloy conductor (AAAC).

  • AAAC consists of aluminium, boron, silicates etc. As a main component material.

Size of the conductor chosen depends on following factors :

  • Length of the transmission line
  • Voltage drop
  • Load demand
  • Voltage level
  • Allowable temperature limit
  • Current carrying capacity
  • Charging current
  • Losses in the transmission line

For a reference (constant) loss of energy, cross section of  the conductor and itd weight is inversely proportional to the square of the voltage of the transmission line.

For higher voltage level, area of Cross section of conductor chosen is less.

Related Article:

  1. Choice of Voltage in Transmission Line Design
  2. Requirements Of Transmission Line
  3. Selection & Specifications Of Transmission Line

Value of charging currents depends on the voltage level. For higher voltage level, the value of charging current required is power.

Table 1, in general provides approximate dimensions, weights, resistance and breaking strength of ACSR as per BS215: Part 2, 1956


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