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Wind Speed
Hanumangarh, Rajasthan
47 m/s
Wind force
1325.40 N
Wind Pressure
1325.40 N/m^2
=0.83/ 9.81 Kg/m^2
Wind Pressure
135.11 kg/m^2
T2 wil*E E3
Description
Conductor Type
22
Flexible condu
Rabb
Symbol
-
Initial temperature
T1
Final temperature
Frequency
9
10
Diameter of conductor
Intensity of solar radiation
D
Si
11
12
Ke
13
Ambient Temperature
T1
14
15
General
The current carrying capacity (CCC) of a conductor is the maximum steady state current inducin
RT
T2
f
The steady state temperature rise of a conductor is reached whenever the heat gained by the co
equation (1)
2 w2*l E3
f
Where,
Pj is the heat generated by joule effect
Psol is the solar heat gain by the conductor surface
Prad is the heat loss by radiation of the conductor
Pcov is the convection heat loss.
Psol
Prad
Only forced convection heat loss, Pconv (W) , is taken into account and is given by equation
Pcov = Nu (T2-T1)
20.6408075934
f*(F)Gf
fFG12(T2f i)*
is the thermal conductivity of the air film in contact with the conductor, assumed constant .
Nu is the Nusselt number , given by equation
Nu = 0.65 Re 0.2+0.23.Re 0.61
Nu
12.714711031
520.7102761027
Where,
Calculation of Rt2
Joule effect
Power losses Pj (W) , due to Joule effect are given by equation
Pj = RT I2
RT2
=
=
Calculation of AC resistance.
If the conductor is composed of one or more concentric circular elements, then the centre portion
self induced back-emf will be greater towards the centre of the conductor, thus causing the curre
known as skin effect, and results in an increase in the effective resistance of the conductor.
2 6*TAc 2
Xs
For this value of Xs the skin effect coefficient obtained from Table
1.00032
Rt2
=
Therefore,
3.32E+00
20.6408075934
4.5225
0.0006750554
L*E3 2 T*(h12
Unit
Remarks
Rabbit
0.5524
ohm/km
0.00403
K-1
293
348
50
Hz
0.5
0.01005
900
m
W/m2
5.67E-08
W.m-2.K-4
0.6
328
deg C
m/s
0.02585
W.m-1.K-1
dy state current inducing a given temperature rise in the conductor , for given ambient conditions.
e heat gained by the conductor from various sources is equal to the heat losses. This is expressed by
3*E 2
s given by equation
4.5225 Watt
3.32E+00
GfF* 0
2Ti)*Ea
ssumed constant .
0.5524 ohm/km
0.0006748395 Ohm/m
, then the centre portion of the conductor will be enveloped by a greater magnetic flux than those on the outside. Consequen
thus causing the current density to be less at the centre than the conductor surface. This extra concentration at the surface
of the conductor.
22 L*%w2
0.5473606752
K x RT2
0.0006750554
W
W
W/m
/m
I=
169.69
h12)
*%w2
2 MW
10 %
0.8
145.80 A
Nil
160.38 A
Nil
But as per RERC regulation, for evacuation of 2 MW renewable power, 11kV line with
Dog ACSR conductor must be used (reference available on project drive)
Hence, Dog ACSR conductor is chosen for the proposed line
Dog ACSR conductor Configuration- 6/4.72 AL; 7/1.57 St
Aluminium area
(sq mm)
Code word
Nominal
Sectional
Mole
10
10.6
Squirrel
20
20.98
Weasel
30
31.61
Rabbit
50
52.88
Racoon
80
78.83
Dog
100
105
Wolf
150
158.1
Panther
200
212.1
Kundah
400
404.1
Zebra
420
428.9
Moose
520
528.5
Morculla
560
562.7
Total
Overall
Stranding & Wire Diameter
Weight mass
Sectional
Dia (mm)
area
Conductor
Conductor
(Sq. mm)
(Al)
(Steel)
(Approx)
Total
Al.
Kg/Km
Kg/Km
Nn.
Dia (mm)
No.
Dia (mm)
12.37
1.5
1.5
4.5
43
29
24.48
2.11
2.11
6.33
85
58
36.88
2.59
2.59
7.77
128
87
61.7
3.35
3.35
10.05
214
145
91.97
4.09
4.09
12.27
318
215
118.5
4.72
1.57
14.15
394
288.3
194.9
30
2.59
2.59
18.13
727
438
261.5
30
21
976
588.5
425.2
42
3.5
1.96
26.88
1282
1119
484.5
54
3.18
3.18
28.62
1621
1182
597
54
3.53
3.53
31.77
1998
1463
591.7
42
4.13
2.3
31.68
1781
1553
Resistance
Ultimate
AT 20 deg C
Breaking
Steel.
(Ohms/Km)
load
65
75
90
Kg/Km
(Max)
(Kn)
Deg. C
Deg. C
Deg. C
Amps
Amps
Amps
Weight mass
14
2.78
3.97
58
70
NA
27
1.394
7.61
89
107
NA
41
0.9289
11.12
114
138
NA
69
0.5524
18.25
157
190
NA
103
0.3712
26.91
200
244
NA
105.7
0.2792
32.41
239
291
NA
289
0.1871
67.34
329
405
NA
387.5
0.139
89.67
395
487
NA
163
0.07311
88.79
566
705
NA
439
0.06868
130.32
590
737
NA
535
0.05595
159.6
667
836
NA
228
0.05231
120.16
688
862
NA
CALCULATIONS
Wind Load on Conductor/Span
Total Bending Movement at Ground Level due to Wind Load on All Conductor
Equivalent Safe Working Load at said Meter from TOP of The Pole corresponding to Wind Load on All
Conductors
Wind Load on Pole Surface above Ground Level
Centre of Gravity of Tapering rectangular section of Pole
Bending Movement at Ground Level due to Wind Load on Pole
Equivalent Safe Working Load at said meter from Top of The Pole corresponding to Wind Load on Pole
Total Tansverse Load at said meter from Top of The Pole (Due to wind Load on Conductors + Wind Load on Pole
Surface)
Total Transverse Load (Crippling Load) Capacity of Pole
Selection of Pole
N.B: Calculation as per "Design of Electrical Installation" by V.K.Jain & Amitabh Bajaj
Conclusion
1. Wind pressure selected is the extreme pressure recorded and no further factor of safety is considered
above it
2. Selected pole is 9m long PCC with 400kg ultimate load
3. Span is selected as 50m to reduce wind load on all conductors
) Load on Pole
135.11
Kg/m2
PCC Pole
9
9 Meter (Class-10)
1.5
7.5
0.5
3
50
14.15
1
127
400
400
Meter
191.18
1338.24
Kg
Kg.Meter
191.18
Kg
278.66
4.40
1225.41
Kg
Meter
Kg.Meter
175.06
Kg
366.23
Kg
366.00
O.K
Kg
Meter
Meter
Meter
Nos
Meter
mm
1
150
150
Kg
50
11
748
Meter
KV
mm
400
3
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Factor of Safety
Wooden Pole
RCC Pole
PCC Pole
Steel Tubler Pole
Rail/RSJ Pole
Struts (Steel Pole)
Struts (RCC/PCC)
PCC Pole for 33 KV
2 Class of Pole
17 Meter (Class-1)
17 Meter (Class-2)
17 Meter (Class-3)
17 Meter (Class-4)
16 Meter (Class-5)
12.5 Meter (Class-6)
12 Meter (Class-7)
11 Meter (Class-8)
11 Meter (Class-9)
9 Meter (Class-10)
7.5 Meter
Not in List
17
17
17
17
16
15
14
13
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
actor of Safety
Span
3.5
2.5
2.5
2
2
2.5
3
2
50
100
100
80
80
80
80
80
Min.Ultimate Transverse
Load from 0.6meter from
Top(Kg)
3000
2300
2000
1400
1100
1000
800
700
500
300
200
0
3000
2300
2000
1400
1100
1050
1050
1000
800
600
500
300
200
200
200
150
150
150