S u b s t a t i o n S t r u c t u r e s

S u b s t a t i o n A d v a n t a g e s

For more than 50 years, Valmont Newmark has been providing quality engineered substation
structures to utility customers around the world. As a market leader in tapered-tubular substations, Val-
mont Newmark specializes in providing the entire package of tapered — tubular structures — from dead-
ends to equipment stands to bus supports.

Valmont Newmark substation structures offer unparalleled advantages.

Lighter and yet stiffer structures. A tube has a higher degree of stiffness per pound
about either major axis than a typical wide flange section, thus eliminates the need of
weak-axis bracing. Torsional rigidity is also greater. A tapered tubular leg offers the
most efficient use of steel by utilizing a smaller cross section where the load is reduced.
For similar loadings, a tapered tubular dead-end can be 50% lighter than other types
of construction.

Space-saving capabilities and foundation reduction. With careful planning, stan-

dard and special equipment arrangement can be mounted on fewer members by employ-
ing tubular shapes. This application reduces foundations, grounding connections,
conduit excavations and surface furnishings.

Less installation time and lower total installed cost. With fewer components and
simplified connection details, Valmont Newmark’s tubular substation structures
significantly decrease erection time and cost. Using a long-lived protective coating, such
as hot-dip galvanizing, tubular structures are easy to maintain.

Aesthetically pleasing. In contrast to the cluttered appearance and complexity of

lattice frames and wide flange structures, Valmont Newmark’s tubular designs can en-
hance your community’s appearance with clean low-profile structures.

Increased dead-end tension capabilities. Our high strength steel line termination
structures allow higher tensions in conductors, while still using less steel than other con-
struction methods. The use of higher tensions may eliminate the need for a
transmission dead-end pole outside the substation and provide additional savings.

Safe and easy maintenance access. The clean, open style of Valmont Newmark’s
engineered substation structures promotes safe working procedures while providing
easy access for regular maintenance.

Quality engineered designs. Each structure is individually engineered to meet your

exact requirements.

Overall, we offer lower installed costs, better structural performance and aesthetically pleasing installations.
L i n e T e r m i n a t i o n S t r u c t u r e s

As a world leader in the design and fabrication of welded tapered-tubular structures, Valmont
Newmark provides line termination structures to meet your exact requirements. Valmont Newmark
offers a wide range of structure design options including A-frames, H-frames and single pole
termination structures tailored to accommodate most specifications. We provide structures at system
voltages from 765kV through 15kV and have the tools available to assist you in defining your special
requirements.

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Valmont Newmark’s bus supports are configured to perform various tasks. Single phase, multi-phase,
high, low and bi-level are just a few. Valmont Newmark offers a range of options…single-leg,
multi-leg and vertical multi-phase ...each an example of the flexibility of tapered tubular construction.
In addition, clean lines, small footprints and minimal foundation requirements result in reduced
total installed costs while our simple connections save construction time. With Valmont Newmark,
phrases “off the truck” and “direct to the foundation” are a reality. Our engineers can design various
types of members to meet your project requirements.

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S w i t c h S t a n d s

Valmont Newmark engineers understand the special requirements of switch supports. Most often, the
structure designs are controlled by the deflection constraints required to ensure proper operation of
the switch and their operating mechanisms. Regardless of the type of switch installed, “V”, vertical
break, side break, load break, fuse or by-pass, Valmont Newmark provides structures to support them.
Valmont Newmark’s tapered-tubular construction and up-to-date analysis methods provide superior
performance and reliability.

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Special stands are a category of equipment supports that provide unique solutions as part of Valmont
Newmark’s substation package. Structures for surge arrester, metering equipment and wavetraps are
examples of special applications requiring freedom of arrangement made possible using Valmont
Newmark’s tapered-tubular structures.

S p e c i a l S t r u c t u r e s

As a total solution provider, Valmont Newmark satisfies your structural needs for substations and
beyond. We provide shield wire masts, lightning masts, GOABS poles and many additional types of
special structures. Ask us about your special requirements.

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Substation Structures

An engineering insight into low-profile cost savings.


Potentials Unlocked
with Tapered
Steel Tubes
Lower installed costs, more versatility in layout,
greater strength and a more pleasing, low-
profile design give utilities an edge in meeting
today’s demanding substation requirements.
The structural requirements of a substation
demand that some, if not all, of the following
criteria be met:
1. The structural sections chosen must safely
carry the load imposed on them.
2. The configuration must be stiff enough to
preclude any compromise of electrical
clearances or equipment performance
requirements.
3. The structure style should be chosen with
an eye towards reducing the costs of
foundations and other underground work.
4. Structure erection time should be reduced
as much as possible.
5. The structure style should make
equipment access easier and safer for
operations/maintenance people.
6. The total installed cost of the substation
should be as low as possible.
7. The finished appearance should reflect
favorably on the utilities’ public image.
In today’s environment, utilities are having to
do more with less. Budgetary constraints and
limited resources are challenging utility engineers
to find the most cost effective means to provide
reliable power at competitive rates. In addition to
these economic pressures, utilities face the task
of meeting strict environmental criteria.
Obviously, careful attention to both structure style
and choice of structural section, in the design of
a substation structure, will positively impact
project costs and public acceptance.
In the past, lattice construction was widely
used, but its cluttered appearance implies a
complexity that is clearly not in keeping with
modern construction methods. As construction
costs have increased, this type of construction
has given way to unbraced and semi-braced
systems having fewer components to field
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assemble and erect. This has led many designers
to specify a (braced) wide flange style of structure.
Although this type of design partially addresses
the aesthetics problem, it also creates problems of
its own. These structures are designed using
traditional building/bridge design procedures.
The most widely referenced specifications being
the A.I.S.C. Specification/ Code of Standard
Practice and N.E.M.A. SG-6 Specification, Part
36. But the wide flange style of construction has its
own problems. Material is wasted because of the
“weak axis” characteristics and low yield strength
of the wide flange sections. Therefore, the
structure costs will reflect this. At the site, there is
a great potential for lost fasteners and small
pieces, as well as member misalignment; all of
which affects the erection time and costs.
The ability of a member to resist bending is a
function of the moment of inertia, “I”, of the
member. Wide flange shapes have two discrete
axes: a major (strong) axis, and a minor (weak)
axis. A designer strives to design a structure to
utilize the stronger of these two axes and
consequently use less steel. Unfortunately, wide
flange shapes, as well as other open shapes, try
to twist and present the weaker of the two axes in
the loaded direction. To overcome this tendency to
twist, designers usually have to add additional
members to brace the weak direction. This
increases the structure wind profile and
deadweight (which affects the foundation
reactions) and increases the cost.
Closed sections on the other hand - such as
round, square, or other polygonal shaped tubes -
have exceptional torsional properties. It is the
torsional resistance of a tube that prevents
presentation of a weak axis, or twisting, into the
plane of loading. A round or square tube is
symmetrical in cross-section, so the moment of
inertia is the same about both major axes. Using
these shapes the designer can develop structures
with high strength capacities in any direction,
stiffer translational and rotational deflection
performance, and at the same time, provide a
more aesthetically pleasing structure. Because the
designer does not have to worry about the
member twisting under load, he can reduce or
eliminate the need for bracing and thus provide a
more economical structure.
But there is still a cost — an unnecessary cost
— to pay for these straight closed sections. While
offering a great advantage over lattice or wide
flange structures, straight tubular structures may
not provide the most economical substation
design. Of the seven criteria mentioned earlier,
the two governing factors in substation structure
design are strength and deflection limitation, with
deflection limitation usually controlling. The
deflection of a structure is directly proportional to
the applied load and inversely proportional to the
moment of inertia of the section. For the type of
structures used in substations, the greatest
member loads occur at or near the base.
Therefore, member selection is based on the
loads at the base. Since a straight member has a
uniform cross-section along its length, this results
in the designer using much more material at the
top of the member than is required and
consequentially wastes material and money.
That brings us to the cost saving alternative:
use a tapered tubular structure. This structure has
all the advantages of the straight tubular section
in addition to the following: the larger section
provided at the base carries the overturning
moment of the entire structure; the smaller top
section reflects a requirement for less load
capacity. In short, a ‘tailored’ section can be
provided for a particular structure. Every pound of
steel is used as efficiently as possible.
The high strength to weight ratio for tapered
tubular structures, combined with their inherent
stiffness, gives the designer greater versatility in
the layout and design of a substation. Since
additional members are not required for bracing,
field assembly and erection is quicker and
therefore less costly.
Deadend Structures
Let’s first look at the use of tapered tubular
members for the substation deadend structure.
For similar loadings, a tapered tubular deadend
can be up to 50% lighter than other types of
construction. This can result in substantial savings
since the deadend is usually heavier and more
costly than all other substation structures.
To avoid placing a large lattice, or (braced)
wide flange, deadend inside the substation - with
the inherent “weak vs. strong” axis penalties, the
bracing requirements, it has been common
practice to install a heavy transmission line
termination structure right outside the substation
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fence, in the same style as the other
T-line structures. The primary purpose of this
structure is to allow the transmission line to
leave/enter the yard at low to moderate tensions
and thus keep the loads on the substation
deadend down, which in turn keeps the weight of
the structure down. The use of a tapered tubular
deadend allows the use of much higher tensions,
while still using less steel than other types of
construction. The use of higher tensions into/out
of a substation may eliminate the need for a
transmission line termination structure and
therefore provide additional savings.
Significant savings can also be realized in the
construction labor to assemble and erect a
tapered tubular deadend. This results from the
simplified structure details. In many wide flange
designs the conductor beam sits between the legs
and is attached to the legs by clip angles and
many bolts. Errors in the fabrication of the length
of the conductor beam or errors in plumbing the
legs of the A-frame, can result in difficulty in
assembling the structure. On the other hand, the
conductor beam on the tubular structure lands on
top of the legs. The assembly bolts are then
“dropped” into the holes. Any fabrication errors
or non-plumbness is taken care of by “making”
the bolts on one side of the structure and then
“booming” left or right to “make” the remaining
bolts. Regardless of the height or width of the
deadend, no section is greater than 55’ in length.
Very often the design can be arranged to make
members only 40’ long, flange-assembled, so
shipment can be made without special permits.
The lighter, single bay, A-frame designs require
only 24 bolts for assembly versus 5 or 10 times
that in other structure types!
The lighter structure weight plus the simplicity
of assembly and erection can result in great
savings on a total installed cost basis over the
other types of construction.
Some utilities have discovered that the use of
tapered tubular structures has allowed them to
use larger take-off angles or to compact their
substations by combining structures. As an
example, one southwestern utility adds a platform
to their A-frames and mounts vertical break
switches. The stiffness of a tapered tube allows
them to control the deflections within the very
limited range required for operation of the switch
without paying substantial penalty in the design of
the A-frame.
Equipment Stands Summary
In the design of equipment stands, limiting The advantages of using tapered tubular
deflections plays a major role. There are two structures for substations can be summarized as
main reasons for limiting deflections of follows:
substation structures: to maintain operability of
the various pieces of equipment under adverse 1. Lighter structures.
conditions; and to avoid damage to the various 2. Stiffer structures.
pieces of equipment due to structure deflection.
Much of the equipment consists of porcelain 3. Space-saving capabilities.
insulators, which cannot sustain large lateral
4. Higher deadend tension capabilities.
loads that can result from structure deflection.
5. Less costly foundations and other
Many utilities rely on the latest N.E.M.A. SG-6 underground work.
Specification for deflection limit criteria. The
6. Safe, comfortable maintenance access.
problem with this specification is that it applies
only translational deflection limits to the top of a 7. Lower total installed cost.
structure. In the absence of rotational deflection
limits, and considering the mass and wind profile 8. Architecturally attractive, aesthetically
of certain equipment, such as potential or current pleasing.
transformers, or wave traps - very tall and very
heavy - the N.E.M.A. criteria may be too liberal.
While the structure may meet the N.E.M.A.
translational deflection limits, the deflection at
the top of the “live parts” may be too large,
putting a large, potentially damaging,
mechanical load on the equipment. The use of a
tapered tube allows the designer to precisely
stiffen a structure to provide small deflections at
the “live parts” elevation for a very nominal
increase in structure weight and cost.

The use of tapered tubular equipment stands

can also save money by reducing the number of
foundations required. Three phase bus and
equipment supports can be designed with one or
two legs - depending on voltage and soil
conditions. The single-leg style of stand can be
very effective, and may be applied up to 161 KV;
while, with higher voltages, or in poor soils, a
two-leg style is more economical. Certain switch
arrangements can be accommodated on one
leg; many four-leg wide flange or square tube
switch structures can be reduced to two-leg
designs - with tapered tubes - with obvious
savings in foundations and grounding costs!

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 S U B S TAT I O N S TABLE OF CONTENTS

SECTION S1 - General Information

Installation and Maintenance Information...........................................................................................................................S1-1
How to Use Your Substation Specifications..........................................................................................................................S1-2
General Terms and Conditions...........................................................................................................................................S1-7

SECTION S2 - Specifications
Scope............................................................................................................................................................................ S2-1
Definitions ..................................................................................................................................................................... S2-1
References..................................................................................................................................................................... S2-1
Design Conditions ......................................................................................................................................................... S2-2
Performance Criteria...................................................................................................................................................... S2-3
Deflections .................................................................................................................................................................... S2-3
Drawings and Calculators ............................................................................................................................................. S2-4
Materials ....................................................................................................................................................................... S2-4
Fabrication .................................................................................................................................................................... S2-5
Protective Coatings ........................................................................................................................................................ S2-5
Quality Assurance ......................................................................................................................................................... S2-6
Shipping Requirements .................................................................................................................................................. S2-6

SECTION S3 - Equipment Standards

Single Phase Bus Support Type 1BS.................................................................................................................................S3-1
Three Phase Bus Support-Single Column Type 3BS-S...................................................................................................... S3-3
Three Phase Bus Support-Double Column Type 3BS-A.................................................................................................... S3-5
Three Phase “V” Switch Support Type VSW-S .................................................................................................................. S3-7
Three Phase “V” Switch Support Type VSW-A.................................................................................................................. S3-9
Three Phase Vertical Break Switch Type VBS-A ............................................................................................................. S3-11
Three Phase Vertical Break Switch Type VBS-B ............................................................................................................. S3-13
Three Phase Vertical Break Switch Type VBS-C............................................................................................................. S3-15
Single Phase Surge Arrester Support Type 1SA............................................................................................................. S3-17
Three Phase-Single Column Surge Arrester Support Type 3SA-S .................................................................................. S3-19
Three Phase-Double Column Surge Arrester Support Type 3SA-A ................................................................................ S3-21
Single Phase CCVT-CVT Support Type 1CCVT ............................................................................................................. S3-23
Three Phase-Single Column CCVT-CVT Support Type 3CCVT-S ................................................................................... S3-25
Three Phase-Double Column CCVT-CVT Support Type 3CCVT-A ................................................................................. S3-27
Single Phase Potential Transformer Support Type 1PT................................................................................................... S3-29
Three Phase-Single Column Potential Transformer Support Type 3PT-S......................................................................... S3-31
Three Phase-Double Column Potential Transformer Support Type 3PT-A....................................................................... S3-33
Single Phase CT Support Type 1CT ............................................................................................................................. S3-35
Three Phase CT-Single Column Structure Type 3CT-S................................................................................................... S3-37
Three Phase CT-Two Column Structure Type 3CT-A ...................................................................................................... S3-39
Wave Trap - CCVT - Vertical Assembly Support Type WT-CCVT-V ................................................................................. S3-41
Wave Trap - CCVT - Horizontal Assembly Support Type WT-CCVT-H............................................................................ S3-43
Wave Trap - Insulator - Horizontal Assembly Support Type WT-INS-H .......................................................................... S3-45
Miscellaneous Single Phase Equipment Support Type 1MES ......................................................................................... S3-47
Miscellaneous Three Phase-Single Column-Equipment Support Type 3MES-S............................................................... S3-49
Miscellaneous Three Phase-Double Column-Equipment Support Type 3MES-A............................................................. S3-51

SECTION S4 - Line Termination Structures

A-Frame Type-A............................................................................................................................................................. S4-1
A-Frame Type-B..............................................................................................................................................................S4-3
H-Frame Type-A .............................................................................................................................................................S4-5
H-Frame Type-B .............................................................................................................................................................S4-7

SECTION S5 - Special Structures

Lightning Mast Structure LMS ......................................................................................................................................... S5-1
Shield Wire Mast Structure SWM .................................................................................................................................... S5-3
Group Operated Air Break Switch Pole Structure GSWP.................................................................................................. S5-5
Line Termination-Dead End-Pole Structure DEP............................................................................................................... S5-7

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INSTALLATION AND
S U B S TAT I O N S MAINTENANCE INFORMATION

Distribute this information to installation personnel, future Effects of Vibration

maintenance personnel, and owners.
This general information deals primarily with the long
term durability of structure types supplied by Valmont
Newmark, Inc. It is not intended to be a comprehensive
description of how to install structures. Competent instal-
lation contractors must be relied upon for practices and
equipment that meet the demands of the conditions of
each job location.
Valmont Newmark, Inc. cannot be responsible for any
damage that occurs during or after installation, or for
any structure that has been modified by the purchaser or
that is utilized in some way other than original design
parameters.
For information about the structural capability of these
products or about installation practices, write or call:
Manager of Engineering, Substation Products
Valmont Newmark
Substation Manufacturing Facility
801 N. Xanthus Street
Tulsa, OK 74110
(918) 583-5881 Voice
(918) 585-1927 Fax
www.valmont.com
Corrosion Protection
Structures that are to be stored prior to use should be
protected from moisture retention and kept well ventilated.
Removal of all packing and shipping materials is
recommended to prevent accelerated finish deterioration.
Although rare, vibrations severe enough to cause
damage can occasionally occur in structures of all types.
Because they are influenced by many interacting
variables, vibrations are generally unpredictable. There is
no single cure that will assure the prevention of all modes
of vibration.
Vibration is believed to most likely occur when structures
(or components such as arms) are installed without
attaching the equipment which the structures are
designed to support. Therefore that equipment, or
devices equivalent in damping characteristics,
should be installed at the time of erection.
Steel structures have been less affected by vibrations than
structures of other materials. However, the user’s
maintenance program should include observation for
excessive vibration and examination for any structural
damage or bolt loosening.
Anchor Bolt Foundations
When leveling nuts are used, the lower nuts should be
placed about 1" above the concrete surface. (Allows
adjustment +/- 1")
Valmont Newmark, Inc. designs anchor bolts to allow
for full ventilation of the interior of the columns, thus
insuring long structure life. The design considers full
support of all loads by the anchor bolts, with out the use
of grout.

All finishes are subject to gradual deterioration. The rate

of deterioration is a function of many variables such as:

• corrosive elements in the atmosphere

• salt spray from road surfaces or a marine environment
• moisture from rainfall or condensation and
accumulation of debris

An on-going maintenance program must include periodic

inspection for normal deterioration of the protective coating,
and for any indication of corrosion, which may be local-
ized. Renewal of the protective coating, both inside and
outside, must be done at the end of the coating life to
preserve the structural integrity of each assembly.

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HOW TO USE YOUR

SUBSTATION SPECIFICATIONS S U B S TAT I O N S

The accuracy of any design is directly related to the completeness of the design data provided.

The intent of this catalog is to serve as a tool for you to convey your specific project requirements.

Typically, each utility has unique design and dimensional requirements. There are no industry-wide standards
that we can present and from which you may select. Please use the specification pages as a tool to accumulate and
convey your specific requirements. If you are planning a project beyond your existing capacities, we included charts
with dimension and recommendation from which to choose.

Feel free to reproduce the specification pages in this binder. Enter your information as completely as possible,
for submittal with your request for Designs and a Quotation.

The following pages have been completed to represent a possible design request scenario.

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THREE PHASE BUS SUPPORT
S U B S TAT I O N S DOUBLE COLUMN TYPE 3BS-A

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THREE PHASE BUS SUPPORT

DOUBLE COLUMN TYPE 3BS-A S U B S TAT I O N S

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LINE TERMINATION STRUCTURE
S U B S TAT I O N S A-FRAME TYPE B

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A-FRAME TYPE B S U B S TAT I O N S

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ping dates accordingly. Additional charges will be made for any Purchaser-specified packing method beyond those chosen by Supplier, unless included in price.

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escorts, if needed, to deliver poles from plant to job site, (ii) Purchaser shall be responsible for truck access to the off-load point on a legal right-of-way, such that the
truck can adequately travel to and from the destination under its own power, and (iii) Purchaser shall be responsible for all damage done to landscaping and grounds
due to delivery.

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out the written consent of Supplier, and only upon the following conditions: (i) all returned Product must be in excellent and merchantable condition; (ii) “Return Goods
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S U B S TAT I O N S

RISK OF LOSS: Risk of Loss shall pass to Purchaser upon the earlier of (i) completion of the Product’s manufacture, if shipment is delayed by Purchaser, (ii) delivery
of the Product to the Purchaser in cases where shipment is F.O.B. destination, or (iii) delivery of the Product to the carrier in cases where shipment is collect or is F.O.B.
point of shipment.

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provide a support person, data, manuals, instructions, designs, drawings or specifications to aid Purchaser with installation or start-up, SUPPLIER ASSUMES NO
RESPONSIBILITY FOR PROPER INSTALLATION OR SUPPORT OF THE PRODUCT WHEN ERECTED AND DISCLAIMS ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WAR-
RANTIES WITH RESPECT TO SUCH INSTALLATION OR SUPPORT, WHETHER OR NOT DATA, MANUALS, INSTRUCTIONS, DESIGNS, DRAWINGS OR
SPECIFICATIONS ARE PROVIDED OR A SUPPORT PERSON AIDS IN THE INSTALLATION.

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alty, government regulations or requirements, shortages or failure of raw material, supplies, fuel, power or transportation, interruptions in transportation, or the act
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losses associated therewith, whenever shipment is delayed pursuant to Purchaser's written instructions or for other reasons beyond Supplier’s control.

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dential or proprietary materials. Purchaser shall, at the end of the performance of the Agreement, return privileged, confidential or proprietary material to the owner
or supplier of such material or, if requested by the owner or supplier, destroy such material.

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order and the information contained therein contain proprietary information and may not be reproduced, transferred, or distributed or used in any manner unrelat-
ed to the equipment or other goods sold pursuant to this order by Purchaser without the prior consent of Supplier.

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costs, and liabilities, which may arise from, relate to, or be connected with the Purchaser’s possession, installation, erection, start-up, use, maintenance, operation,
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GOVERNING LAW: All disputes relating to the execution, interpretation, construction, performance or enforcement of the rights and obligations of the parties here-
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Nebraska. All terms and conditions hereof shall be enforced and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of Nebraska. THE PURCHASER AND SUP-
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1 SCOPE
1.1 This specification states the minimum requirements for the design conditions, performance criteria, deflections,
drawings and calculations, materials, fabrication, protective coatings, quality assurance and shipping require-
ments for low-profile tapered-tubular steel substation structures. Loading and configuration information shall
supplement this specification.

2 DEFINITIONS
2.1 Purchaser – Company or Company’s authorized representative purchasing low-profile tapered-tubular steel
substation structures.
2.2 Fabricator – Company supplying low-profile tapered-tubular steel substation structures.

Specifications
2.3 Request for Quotation – An inquiry directed to the Fabricator, by the Purchaser, which defines the initial scope
of supply and includes special shipping requirements, a general shipping destination, pre-shipment assembly,
load testing and special inspections.
2.4 Purchase Order – A contract between the Purchaser and Fabricator, which defines the final scope of supply
and includes detailed shipping requirements, pre-delivery notification, shipping contact, e-mail address,
mailing address and equipment cut-sheets.
2.5 NEMA Class A Structure – Class "A" structures are those intended for the support of high-voltage equipment
(i.e., air switches, interrupter switches, and circuit interrupting devices).
2.6 NEMA Class B Structure – Class "B" structures are those on which the deflections within the limits do not
affect the performance of supported equipment (i.e., dead end structures, bus supports and miscellaneous
equipment supports).
2.7 Stress Critical Structure – A structure where the design is typically controlled by stress, is tension loaded or is
subject to cyclic loading.
2.8 Deflection Critical Structure – A structure where the design is typically controlled by deflection.
2.9 Joint Penetration – A measurement from the surface of the parent material to the weld root.
2.10 Inspection and Test Plan – A written procedure defining hold points, for inspecting and testing methods.
2.11 Component – An item or sub-assembly designated for field installation.
2.12 Equipment Cut-Sheets – Drawings of the equipment, which includes the equipment weight, center of
gravity, wind area and mounting footprint.

3 REFERENCES
3.1 Unless shown on the drawings, references may be made to the latest applicable revision of American National
Standards Institute specifications as commonly used by domestic electric utilities.
The following abbreviations shall be used:
Specification Abbreviation Reference
3.1.1 ASCE American Society of Civil Engineers
3.1.1.1 ASCE 72 Design of Steel Transmission Pole Structures
3.1.2 NESC National Electric Safety Code
3.1.3 NEMA National Electrical Manufacturers Association
3.1.3.1 NEMA TT-1 Standard for Tapered Tubular Steel Structures
3.1.3.2 NEMA SG 6 Power Switching Equipment
3.1.4 AISC Code of Standard Practice for Steel Buildings and Bridges
3.1.4.1 AISC ASD Manual of Steel Construction – Allowable Stress Design
3.1.5 AWS American Welding Society
3.1.5.1 AWS D1.1 Structural Welding Code – Steel
3.1.6 ACI American Concrete Institute
3.1.6.1 ACI 318-83 Building Code Requirements for Reinforced Concrete, 1983
3.1.7 IEEE Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers
3.1.8 UBC Uniform Building Code
3.1.9 ASNT American Society of Nondestructive Testing
3.1.10 ASTM American Society for Testing and Materials
3.1.11 ANSI American National Standards Institute

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4.1 As a minimum, the following conditions shall be used for structure design.
• 4.1.1 ICE + WIND The structure is to be loaded with all equipment, structure dead weight and a coating of
radial ice on both equipment and structure. The degree of loading due to ice shall be considered as
light, medium, or heavy in accordance with the geographical areas shown in the loading map in ANSI
C2, Part 2, Section 250. A wind pressure will be applied to the ice-coated equipment and to the
structure. The wind speed will be 80 miles per hour.
• 4.1.2 EXTREME WIND The structure is to be loaded with all equipment and structure dead weight without ice.
A wind pressure shall be applied to the equipment and structure. The extreme wind speed will be 100
miles per hour.
Specifications

• 4.1.3 SEISMIC Where applicable, the structure is to be loaded with all equipment and structure dead weight
without ice or wind. Seismic loading shall be applied to the equipment and structure as recommended
by UBC.
• 4.1.4 SHORT CIRCUIT A horizontal force, equal to 100% of the rated cantilever strength of the insulator, shall
be applied perpendicular to the rigid bus at the top of the insulator. No horizontal or vertical forces
from wind, ice or seismic shall be considered on bus or equipment. Short circuit reactions plus extreme
wind shall be applied to the structure.
4.2 WIND PRESSURE
• 4.2.1 Calculate wind pressure as follows: P = 0.00256 x V2 x Cd
where: P = Wind pressure in pounds per square foot
V = Wind velocity in miles per hour
Cd = Drag coefficient:
1.0 for 12 or more sided surfaces
1.3 for 8 or 6 sided surfaces
1.6 for flat surfaces
• 4.2.2 Apply the wind in the most severe direction. Investigate a diagonal wind load for the design of anchor
bolts. Wind shade factors are not allowed. Increase the wind profile of equipment by the radial ice
thickness before calculating the wind load.
4.3 ICE LOAD
• 4.3.1 To account for the increase in equipment and structure weight due to ice, multiply the dead weight of
the equipment and structure by these factors:
1/4 in. - use 1.25 1/2 in. - use 1.50
4.4 RIGID BUS
• 4.4.1 Unless otherwise shown on the drawings, round aluminum bus, schedule 40, of the following diameter
and span length will be assumed:
Equipment Voltage (kV) >/= 345 kV 230 to 161 kV 138 to 15 kV
Bus Diameter (in.) 6 4 3
Bus Span (ft.) 50 40 30
4.5 WIRE LOAD
• 4.5.1 Unless shown on the drawings, terminate wires on structures at a horizontal line angle of +/-15 degrees
and at a vertical angle of 0 degrees.
• 4.5.2 Unless shown on the drawings, the initial wire tension for design shall be 1500 lbs./wire.
• 4.5.3 Design for terminating wires on one side of the structure. Consider effects of wires terminated on both
sides of the structure with transverse wind and maximum line angle.
4.6 EQUIPMENT
• 4.6.1 The Purchaser shall provide the Fabricator with the equipment classification. Equipment Cut-Sheets
are preferred.
• 4.6.2 Unless shown on the drawings or Equipment Cut-Sheets, the rated cantilever strength shall be taken as
the value assigned for a "Standard Strength" insulator.
4.7 ANCHOR BOLTS
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• 4.7.1 Anchor bolts, furnished by the Fabricator, are considered as a part of the structure and shall be designed
for leveling the structure.
• 4.7.2 The distance from the top of the concrete to the bottom of the steel base plate shall be 1 inch plus one
anchor bolt diameter.
• 4.7.3 Grout shall not be applied between the top of concrete and the bottom of steel.
• 4.7.4 Bolt holes for anchor bolts shall be oversized 1/4" for anchor bolts less than and equal to 3/4" diameter.
Bolt holes for anchor bolts shall be oversized 5/16" for anchor bolts greater than and equal to 1" diame-
ter.

Specifications
4.8 SLIP JOINTS
• 4.8.1 Design multiple section telescoping structures to assure a minimum lap of 1.5 times the largest inside
diameter of the female section.

5 PERFORMANCE CRITERIA
5.1 STRESS
• 5.1.1 For design conditions 4.1.1, 4.1.2 and 4.1.3, structural member stress shall remain below the allowable
stress as defined by AISC ASD.
• 5.1.2 For design condition 4.1.4, structural member stress shall not exceed the yield strength of the material
or the allowable stress as defined by ASCE 72.
• 5.1.3 Width to Thickness ratios or diameter to thickness ratios for tubular steel members shall be in accor-
dance with the requirements set forth in ASCE 72.
• 5.1.4 Computer aided analysis and design shall include secondary moments from non-linear effects (p-delta)
for structure stresses.
• 5.1.5 Anchor bolts shall be long enough to transfer the foundation loads into the footing through bond stress.
- 5.1.5.1 For design conditions 4.1.1, 4.1.2 and 4.1.3, smooth bar anchor bolts shall be designed with a
bond stress of 50% of the value calculated in NEMA TT-1, Appendix A. Deformed bar anchor
bolts shall be designed for bond stress at 60% of the value calculated by the ACI 318-83.
(See ASCE 72)
- 5.1.5.2 For design condition 4.1.4, smooth bar anchor bolts shall be designed with a bond stress
calculated by NEMA TT-1, Appendix A. Deformed bar anchor bolts shall be designed for bond
stress calculated by the ACI 318-83. (See ASCE 72)
- 5.1.5.3 Unless shown on the drawings, the compressive strength of concrete shall be 3000 psi.

6 DEFLECTIONS
6.1 For design condition 4.1.1, member deflections shall be limited as follows:
• 6.1.1 EQUIPMENT STAND - NEMA Class A Structure
Horizontal members – with respect to their supports: Vertical members – at equipment mounting elevations:
Horizontal deflection – Span/200 Horizontal deflection – Height/100
Vertical deflection – Span/200 Angular deflection – 0.01 Radian
Angular deflection – 0.005 Radian
• 6.1.2 EQUIPMENT STAND - NEMA Class B Structure
Horizontal members – with respect to their supports: Vertical members – at equipment mounting elevations:
Horizontal deflection – Span/100 Horizontal deflection – Height/50
Vertical deflection – Span/200 Angular deflection – 0.02 Radian
Angular deflection – 0.005 Radian
• 6.1.3 LINE TERMINATION STRUCTURE - NEMA Class A Structure
• 6.1.4 Line Termination
Horizontal Structuresequipment
members supporting requiring both
– withNEMA Class A and
Vertical NEMA –Class
members B limits shall
at equipment meetelevations:
mounting Class A
respect to their supports: Horizontal deflection – Height/100
Horizontal deflection – Span/200
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limits at Class A equipment elevation and Class B limits for elevations above those equipment
mounting elevations.
• 6.1.5 LINE TERMINATION STRUCTURE & MASTS - NEMA Class B Structure

Horizontal members – with respect to their supports: Vertical members – with respect to the structure base:
Horizontal deflection – Span/100 Horizontal deflection – Height/50
Vertical deflection – Span/200
6.2 Do not apply deflection limits to design conditions 4.1.2, 4.1.3 or 4.1.4.

7 DRAWINGS AND CALCULATIONS

Specifications

7.1 The Purchaser shall provide Equipment Cut-Sheets showing mounting hole dimensions with the purchase
order.
7.2 Responsibility for correctness of size, spacing and elevation of mounting holes for electrical equipment shall be
with the Purchaser.
7.3 Equipment mounting bolts are to be furnished by the Purchaser.
7.4 The Fabricator shall prepare detailed structure drawings for manufacturing and assembly purposes. These
drawings shall include the following:
• 7.4.1 Anchor bolt details and patterns
• 7.4.2 Assembly and erection details
• 7.4.3 Structure members, connections and equipment mounting details
7.5 The Fabricator shall mail (1) set of design calculations and foundation loads, in accordance with the Purchase
Order, to the Purchaser’s mailing address.
7.6 Approval and final drawings will be sent in accordance with the Purchase Order, to the Purchaser’s e-mail
address, as electronic media.
• 7.6.1 If requested by the Purchaser, paper or reproducible copies of approval and final drawings shall be
transmitted to the Purchaser’s mailing address.
7.7 Fabrication shall not begin until all drawings are marked "APPROVED" or "APPROVED AS NOTED" and have been
returned to the Fabricator.

8 MATERIALS
8.1 All steel materials shall conform to ASTM specifications, as required by design, and shall be suitable for use in
welded and galvanized structures.
8.2 Unless shown on the drawings, all steel material shall conform to one of these ASTM specifications:
• 8.2.1 STRUCTURES – A-36, A-53 Gr. B, A-500 Gr. B, A-572, A-588, A-595, A-633 Gr. E and A-871
• 8.2.2 ANCHOR BOLTS – A-36 bar with A-563 Gr. A nuts
A-615 Gr. 75 (NORSCO 75S) deformed bar with A-194 Gr. 2H nuts
• 8.2.3 CONNECTION BOLTS – A-325 Type(s) I and III with Anco locknuts
A-354 Gr. BC with Anco locknuts
8.3 Steel that will receive a galvanized finish shall be limited in silicon content as follows:
• 8.3.1 Si < 0.06% or 0.15% < Si < 0.40%
• 8.3.2 This limit is not available for A-500 Gr. B material.
8.4 Charpy "V" notch test qualifications shall be determined in accordance with ASTM A-370, A-673 and ASCE 72.
These qualifications will not be required for A-36, A-53 Gr. B, A-500 Gr. B or A-595 materials.
8.5 Provide weld material that is compatible with the parent material, as defined by AWS D1.1. The weld material
must meet the Charpy "V" notch test qualifications in this specification for the lowest toughness qualification of
the plates being joined.

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9 FABRICATION
9.1 Fabrication tolerances shall conform to the AISC, AWS D1.1 and Valmont Specification 5001. Fabrication shall
be preformed in strict compliance with the shop detail drawings.
9.2 Stress Critical Structures shall meet the requirements of AWS D1.1, Section 9.
9.3 Deflection Critical Structures shall meet the requirements of AWS D1.1, Section 8.
9.4 Holes in plates may be punched, drilled or burned. All burned holes shall be done by machine-guided torch,
no manual burning will be allowed.

Specifications
9.5 Plates may be sheared or burned. All burning shall be done by machine-guided torch, no manual burning will
be allowed.
9.6 The roughness of gas-cut surfaces shall not exceed the tolerance defined by AWS D1.1.
9.7 SPECIAL WELD CONSIDERATIONS
• 9.7.1 Shaft/Baseplate or Shaft/Splice plate:
- 9.7.1.1 The weld shall be 100% joint penetration for all Stress Critical structures.
- 9.7.1.2 The weld shall be as required by design stress for all Deflection-Critical structures.
• 9.7.2 All circumferential welds between shaft sections shall be 100% joint penetration.
• 9.7.3 Longitudinal Welds – Other than at a slip joint:
- 9.7.3.1 The weld shall be 60% joint penetration in all materials 3/4” thick or less.
- 9.7.3.2 The weld shall be 80% joint penetration in all materials thicker than 3/4”.
- 9.7.3.3 The weld shall be 100% joint penetration for a minimum length of six inches from any base
plate/splice weld or any circumferential weld requiring 100% joint penetration.
• 9.7.4 Longitudinal Welds – In Slip Joints:
- 9.7.4.1 The weld at the end of the female section shall be 100% joint penetration for a minimum length
equal to the slip joint design length plus six inches.
- 9.7.4.2 The weld at the end of the male section shall be 100% joint penetration for a minimum length of
six inches.
• 9.7.5 Other Welds:
- 9.7.5.1 All other welds shall be fillet, bevel or a combination of both, as required by design.
9.8 Clearly mark components by stamping prior to galvanizing. Stamped marks shall be a minimum of 1/2" high letters.
9.9 Perform welding using welders, welding operators and tackers in accordance with AWS D1.1.

10 PROTECTIVE COATINGS
10.1 All materials to be coated shall be completely fabricated prior to the coating process.
• 10.1.1 Preparation and fabrication for galvanized structures shall be in accordance with ASTM A-385.
• 10.1.2 Galvanize members in accordance with ASTM A-123.
• 10.1.3 Safeguards against embrittlement shall be in accordance with ASTM A-143.
• 10.1.4 A Magnetic Coating Thickness Gauge per ASTM E-376 shall measure the galvanized coating thickness.
• 10.1.5 Repair damaged hot dip galvanized surfaces in accordance with A-780.
• 10.1.6 Galvanize fasteners in accordance with ASTM A-153.
• 10.1.7 Anchor bolts shall be galvanized the threaded length plus at least six inches.
• 10.1.8 If the Purchaser includes an optional coating system in the Request for Quotation, then the Purchaser
shall define the optional coating systems.

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11 QUALITY ASSURANCE
11.1 Inspection criteria shall be as defined in AISC, AWS D1.1 and Valmont Specification 8005.
11.2 Inspectors shall be qualified to ANSI recommended practice SNT-TC-1A.
11.3 All welding, welder certification and weld procedures shall meet the requirements of AWS D1.1.
11.4 All material shall meet the certification requirements of AISC.
11.5 The Fabricator shall maintain a system, which allows verification of all materials meeting specified requirements.
11.6 Certified test reports shall be available, upon request of the Purchaser.
Specifications

11.7 All cold-formed parts, in material over 1/2” thick, shall have the corners inspected along the entire length for
cracks by a magnetic particle procedure. All discontinuities shall be repaired and re-inspected per the requirements
of AWS D1.1.
11.8 All other formed parts shall be subjected to close visual inspection.
11.9 The Fabricator shall maintain an Inspection and Test Plan available for review by the Purchaser.
11.10 The Purchaser shall specify, in the Request for Quotation, any special inspection, load testing or pre-ship-
ment assembly requirements.

12 SHIPPING REQUIREMENTS
12.1 The Purchaser shall provide a general shipping destination and any special shipping requirements with the
Request for Quotation.
12.2 All materials shall be shipped with distinct marks for positive identification at the site.
• 12.2.1 The identification system will use component numbers as shown on the fabrication drawing submitted
for approval.
• 12.2.2 Every component shall be marked with the assembly number assigned to it in the fabrication drawings.
12.3 All materials shall be carefully loaded for protection during shipment.
• 12.3.1 Small parts, lightweight components and fasteners shall be carefully boxed, crated or otherwise protected
for shipment.
• 12.3.2 Components requiring bundling shall be banded with rustproof strapping to prevent staining.
• 12.3.3 All material shall be properly blocked on cars or trucks to prevent damage to the coating or distortion
of members during transit.
• 12.3.4 All material shall be arranged to allow safe unloading at the site.
12.4 Each shipment shall have a detailed packing list included, specific to that shipment.
12.5 The Purchaser shall provide detailed shipping requirements with the Purchase Order.
12.6 The Purchaser shall provide pre-delivery notification requirements and a shipping contact with the purchase
order.
12.7 It shall be the responsibility of the Purchaser to inspect each shipment upon receipt for possible shipment
damages or shortages. Shipment damages or shortages shall be noted on the shipping documents and
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S U B S TAT I O N S TYPE 1BS

PROJECT INFORMATION Equipment Standards

Project Name: _______________________________________________________ Date: _______________________

Customer Name:_____________________________________________________________________________________

Structure:____________________________________________________________________________________________

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 SINGLE PHASE BUS SUPPORT
TYPE 1BS S U B S TAT I O N S

DESIGN SPECIFICATION
Kv Rating: ____________________________________ BIL Rating: ____________________________________
Insulator No. / B. C.: ___________________________ Cantilever Strength: ____________________________

Bus Size: Upper Bus: ________________ Bus Effective Span: __________ Phase Spacing: _____________

Bi-Level?  Yes  No Clamp Height: _____________ Bus Damper: _______________

Lower Bus: _________________ Bus Effective Span: __________ Phase Spacing: _____________


Loading Conditions:


NEMA SG-6: 1/2" Ice, 16 Lb./Sq Ft. Wind on Round Shapes


______________


______________


_______________
Short Circuit: ____________ Amps Asymmetrical

  Class "A"  Class "B"

Deflection Limits:


Equipment Standards

NEMA SG-6:


________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________

SUGGESTED STRUCTURE CONFIGURATIONS

Catalog Bus Height Equipment Structure Bus Span
Voltage (Kv) Bus Size
Number (Ft) Height Height (H) (Ft)
1BS-69-12 69 12 2' - 9 1/8" 9' - 2 7/8" 3” Sch. 40 30
1BS-69-15 69 15 2' - 9 1/8" 12' - 2 7/8" 3" Sch. 40 30
1BS-69-18 69 18 2' - 9 1/8" 15' - 2 7/8" 3" Sch. 40 30
1BS-69-21 69 21 2' - 9 1/8" 18' - 2 7/8" 3" Sch. 40 30
1BS-115-13 115 13 4' - 1 1/2" 8' - 10 1/2" 4" Sch. 40 35
1BS-115-16 115 16 4' - 1 1/2" 11' - 10 1/2" 4" Sch. 40 35
1BS-115-21 115 21 4' - 1 1/2" 16' - 10 1/2" 4" Sch. 40 35
1BS-115-24 115 24 4' - 1 1/2" 19' - 10 1/2" 4" Sch. 40 35
1BS-138-14 138 14 4' - 10 1/2" 9' - 1 1/2" 4" Sch. 40 40
1BS-138-19 138 19 4' - 10 1/2" 14' - 1 1/2" 4" Sch. 40 40
1BS-138-23 138 23 4' - 10 1/2" 18' - 1 1/2" 4" Sch. 40 40
1BS-138-28 138 28 4' - 10 1/2" 23' - 1 1/2" 4" Sch. 40 40
1BS-161-15 161 15 5' - 7" 9' - 5" 5" Sch. 40 45
1BS-161-20 161 20 5' - 7" 14' - 5" 5" Sch. 40 45
1BS-161-25 161 25 5' - 7" 19' - 5" 5" Sch. 40 45
1BS-161-30 161 30 5' - 7" 24' - 5" 5" Sch. 40 45
1BS-230-18 230 18 8' - 1 1/2" 9' - 10 1/2" 6" Sch. 40 50
1BS-230-23 230 23 8' - 1 1/2" 14' - 10 1/2" 6" Sch. 40 50
1BS-230-31 230 31 8' - 1 1/2" 22' - 10 1/2" 6" Sch. 40 50
1BS-230-36 230 36 8' - 1 1/2" 27' - 10 1/2" 6" Sch. 40 50
1BS-345-19 345 19 9' - 3 1/2" 9' - 8 1/2" 6" Sch. 40 55
1BS-345-27 345 27 9' - 3 1/2" 17' - 8 1/2" 6" Sch. 40 55
1BS-345-34 345 34 9' - 3 1/2" 24' - 8 1/2" 6" Sch. 40 55
1BS-345-42 345 42 9' - 3 1/2" 32' - 8 1/2" 6" Sch. 40 55
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 THREE PHASE BUS SUPPORT
S U B S TAT I O N S SINGLE COLUMN TYPE 3BS-S

PROJECT INFORMATION Equipment Standards

Project Name: _______________________________________________________ Date: _______________________

Customer Name:_____________________________________________________________________________________

Structure:____________________________________________________________________________________________

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 THREE PHASE BUS SUPPORT
SINGLE COLUMN TYPE 3BS-S S U B S TAT I O N S

DESIGN SPECIFICATION
Kv Rating: _____________________________________ BIL Rating:_____________________________________
Insulator No. / B. C.: ___________________________ Cantilever Strength:_____________________________

 Yes  No
Bus Size: Upper Bus: ________________ Bus Effective Span: __________ Phase Spacing: _____________
Bi-Level? Clamp Height: _____________ Bus Damper: _______________
Lower Bus: _________________ Bus Effective Span: __________ Phase Spacing: _____________


Loading Conditions:


NEMA SG-6: 1/2" Ice, 16 Lb./Sq Ft. Wind on Round Shapes


________________________________________________________________________________________


________________________________________________________________________________________


________________________________________________________________________________________
Short Circuit: ____________ Amps Asymmetrical

  Class "A"  Class "B"

Deflection Limits:


NEMA SG-6:
Equipment Standards


________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________

SUGGESTED STRUCTURE CONFIGURATIONS

Catalog Voltage Bus Height Equipment Phase Spacing Structure Bus Span
Bus Size
Number* (Kv) (Ft) Height (P) (Ft.) Height (H) (Ft)
3BS-S-69-12-(P) 69 12 2' - 9 1/8" 5 or 7 9' - 2 7/8" 3" Sch. 40 30
3BS-S-69-15-(P) 69 15 2' - 9 1/8" 5 or 7 12' - 2 7/8" 3" Sch. 40 30
3BS-S-69-18-(P) 69 18 2' - 9 1/8" 5 or 7 15' - 2 7/8" 3" Sch. 40 30
3BS-S-69-21-(P) 69 21 2' - 9 1/8" 5 or 7 18' - 2 7/8" 3" Sch. 40 30
3BS-S-115-13-(P) 115 13 4' - 1 1/2" 7 or 10 8' - 10 1/2" 4" Sch. 40 35
3BS-S-115-16-(P) 115 16 4' - 1 1/2" 7 or 10 11' - 10 1/2" 4" Sch. 40 35
3BS-S-115-21-(P) 115 21 4' - 1 1/2" 7 or 10 16' - 10 1/2" 4" Sch. 40 35
3BS-S-115-24-(P) 115 24 4' - 1 1/2" 7 or 10 19' - 10 1/2" 4" Sch. 40 35
3BS-S-138-14-(P) 138 14 4' - 10 1/2" 8 or 12 9' - 1 1/2" 4" Sch. 40 40
3BS-S-138-19-(P) 138 19 4' - 10 1/2" 8 or 12 14' - 1 1/2" 4" Sch. 40 40
3BS-S-138-23-(P) 138 23 4' - 10 1/2" 8 or 12 18' - 1 1/2" 4" Sch. 40 40
3BS-S-138-28-(P) 138 28 4' - 10 1/2" 8 or 12 23' - 1 1/2" 4" Sch. 40 40
3BS-S-161-15-(P) 161 15 5' - 7" 9 or 14 9' - 5" 5" Sch. 40 45
3BS-S-161-20-(P) 161 20 5' - 7" 9 or 14 14' - 5" 5" Sch. 40 45
3BS-S-161-25-(P) 161 25 5' - 7" 9 or 14 19' - 5" 5" Sch. 40 45
3BS-S-161-30-(P) 161 30 5' - 7" 9 or 14 24' - 5" 5" Sch. 40 45
3BS-S-230-18-(P) 230 18 8' - 1 1/2" 13 or 18 9' - 10 1/2" 6" Sch. 40 50
3BS-S-230-23-(P) 230 23 8' - 1 1/2" 13 or 18 14' - 10 1/2" 6" Sch. 40 50
3BS-S-230-31-(P) 230 31 8' - 1 1/2" 13 or 18 22' - 10 1/2" 6" Sch. 40 50
3BS-S-230-36-(P) 230 36 8' - 1 1/2" 13 or 18 27' - 10 1/2" 6" Sch. 40 50
3BS-S-345-19-(P) 345 19 9' - 3 1/2" 15 or 20 9' - 8 1/2" 6" Sch. 40 55
3BS-S-345-27-(P) 345 27 9' - 3 1/2" 15 or 20 17' - 8 1/2" 6" Sch. 40 55
3BS-S-345-34-(P) 345 34 9' - 3 1/2" 15 or 20 24' - 8 1/2" 6" Sch. 40 55
3BS-S-345-42-(P) 345 42 9' - 3 1/2" 15 or 20 32’ - 8 1/2" 6" Sch. 40 55

S3-4 * Replace (P) with Phase Spacing requirement.

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 THREE PHASE BUS SUPPORT
S U B S TAT I O N S DOUBLE COLUMN TYPE 3BS-A

Equipment Standards
PROJECT INFORMATION

Project Name: _______________________________________________________ Date: _______________________

Customer Name:_____________________________________________________________________________________

Structure:____________________________________________________________________________________________

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 THREE PHASE BUS SUPPORT
DOUBLE COLUMN TYPE 3BS-A S U B S TAT I O N S

DESIGN SPECIFICATION
Kv Rating: _____________________________________ BIL Rating:_____________________________________
Insulator No. / B. C.: _______________________________ Cantilever Strength:_____________________________

Bus Size: Upper Bus: ________________ Bus Effective Span: __________ Phase Spacing: _____________
Bi-Level? o Yes o No Clamp Height: _____________ Bus Damper: _______________
Lower Bus: _________________ Bus Effective Span: __________ Phase Spacing: _____________


Loading Conditions:


NEMA SG-6: 1/2" Ice, 16 Lb./Sq Ft. Wind on Round Shapes


________________________________________________________________________________________


________________________________________________________________________________________


________________________________________________________________________________________
Short Circuit: ____________ Amps Asymmetrical

  Class "A"  Class "B"

Deflection Limits:


NEMA SG-6:
Equipment Standards


________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________

SUGGESTED STRUCTURE CONFIGURATIONS

Catalog Voltage Bus Height Equipment Phase Spacing Structure Bus Span
Bus Size
Number* (Kv) (Ft) Height (P) (Ft) Height (H) (Ft)
3BS-A-69-12-(P) 69 12 2' - 9 1/8" 5 or 7 9' - 2 7/8" 3" Sch. 40 30
3BS-A-69-15-(P) 69 15 2' - 9 1/8" 5 or 7 12' - 2 7/8" 3" Sch. 40 30
3BS-A-69-18-(P) 69 18 2' - 9 1/8" 5 or 7 15' - 2 7/8" 3" Sch. 40 30
3BS-A-69-21-(P) 69 21 2' - 9 1/8" 5 or 7 18' - 2 7/8" 3" Sch. 40 30
3BS-A-115-13-(P) 115 13 4' - 1 1/2" 7 or 10 8' - 10 1/2" 4" Sch. 40 35
3BS-A-115-16-(P) 115 16 4' - 1 1/2" 7 or 10 11' - 10 1/2" 4" Sch. 40 35
3BS-A-115-21-(P) 115 21 4' - 1 1/2" 7 or 10 16' - 10 1/2" 4" Sch. 40 35
3BS-A-115-24-(P) 115 24 4' - 1 1/2" 7 or 10 19' - 10 1/2" 4" Sch. 40 35
3BS-A-138-14-(P) 138 14 4' - 10 1/2" 8 or 12 9' - 1 1/2" 4" Sch. 40 40
3BS-A-138-19-(P) 138 19 4' - 10 1/2" 8 or 12 14' - 1 1/2" 4" Sch. 40 40
3BS-A-138-23-(P) 138 23 4' - 10 1/2" 8 or 12 18' - 1 1/2" 4" Sch. 40 40
3BS-A-138-28-(P) 138 28 4' - 10 1/2" 8 or 12 23' - 1 1/2" 4" Sch. 40 40
3BS-A-161-15-(P) 161 15 5' - 7" 9 or 14 9' - 5" 5" Sch. 40 45
3BS-A-161-20-(P) 161 20 5' - 7" 9 or 14 14' - 5" 5" Sch. 40 45
3BS-A-161-25-(P) 161 25 5' - 7" 9 or 14 19' - 5" 5" Sch. 40 45
3BS-A-161-30-(P) 161 30 5' - 7" 9 or 14 24' - 5" 5" Sch. 40 45
3BS-A-230-18-(P) 230 18 8' - 1 1/2" 13 or 18 9' - 10 1/2" 6" Sch. 40 50
3BS-A-230-23-(P) 230 23 8' - 1 1/2" 13 or 18 14' - 10 1/2" 6" Sch. 40 50
3BS-A-230-31-(P) 230 31 8' - 1 1/2" 13 or 18 22' - 10 1/2" 6" Sch. 40 50
3BS-A-230-36-(P) 230 36 8' - 1 1/2" 13 or 18 27' - 10 1/2" 6" Sch. 40 50
3BS-A-345-19-(P) 345 19 9' - 3 1/2" 15 or 20 9' - 8 1/2" 6" Sch. 40 55
3BS-A-345-27-(P) 345 27 9' - 3 1/2" 15 or 20 17' - 8 1/2" 6" Sch. 40 55
3BS-A-345-34-(P) 345 34 9' - 3 1/2" 15 or 20 24' - 8 1/2" 6" Sch. 40 55
3BS-A-345-42-(P) 345 42 9' - 3 1/2" 15 or 20 32' - 8 1/2" 6" Sch. 40 55
* Replace (P) with Phase Spacing requirement.
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 THREE PHASE “V” SWITCH SUPPORT
S U B S TAT I O N S TYPE VSW-S

Equipment Standards
PROJECT INFORMATION

Project Name: _______________________________________________________ Date: _______________________

Customer Name:_____________________________________________________________________________________

Structure:____________________________________________________________________________________________

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 THREE PHASE “V” SWITCH SUPPORT
TYPE VSW-S S U B S TAT I O N S

DESIGN SPECIFICATION
Kv Rating: _____________________________________
Switch Mfg.: ___________________________________
Bus Size: Terminal “A”:________________
Terminal “B”: _______________
Operator: __________________
BIL Rating:_____________________________________
Model No.: ____________________________________
Amperage: ____________________________________
Bus Effective Span: __________ Phase Spacing: _____________
Bus Effective Span: __________ Bus Damper: _______________
Swing Handle: ______________ Motor Operator: ____________
Worm Gear: ________________


Loading Conditions:


NEMA SG-6: 1/2" Ice, 16 Lb./Sq Ft. Wind on Round Shapes


________________________________________________________________________________________


________________________________________________________________________________________


________________________________________________________________________________________
Short Circuit: ____________ Amps Asymmetrical

  Class "A"  Class "B"

Deflection Limits:
Equipment Standards


NEMA SG-6:


________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________

SUGGESTED STRUCTURE CONFIGURATIONS

Catalog Voltage Bus Height Equip. Terminal Phase Spacing Structure Bus Span
Bus Size
Number* (Kv) (Ft) Height (P) (Ft) Height (Ft)
VSW-S-69-12-(P) 69 12 3' - 5 1/2" 6 or 8 8' - 6 1/2" 3" Sch. 40 30
VSW-S-69-15-(P) 69 15 3' - 5 1/2" 6 or 8 11' - 6 1/2" 3" Sch. 40 30
VSW-S-69-18-(P) 69 18 3' - 5 1/2" 6 or 8 14' - 6 1/2" 3" Sch. 40 30
VSW-S-69-21-(P) 69 21 3' - 5 1/2" 6 or 8 17' - 6 1/2" 3" Sch. 40 30
VSW-S-115-13-(P) 115 13 4' - 6" 9 or 12 8' - 6" 4" Sch. 40 35
VSW-S-115-16-(P) 115 16 4' - 6" 9 or 12 11' - 6" 4" Sch. 40 35
VSW-S-115-21-(P) 115 21 4' - 6" 9 or 12 16' - 6" 4" Sch. 40 35
VSW-S-115-24-(P) 115 24 4' - 6" 9 or 12 19' - 6" 4" Sch. 40 35
VSW-S-138-14-(P) 138 14 5' - 3 1/2" 11 or 13 8' - 8 1/2" 4" Sch. 40 40
VSW-S-138-19-(P) 138 19 5' - 3 1/2" 11 or 13 13' - 8 1/2" 4" Sch. 40 40
VSW-S-138-23-(P) 138 23 5' - 3 1/2" 11 or 13 17' - 8 1/2" 4" Sch. 40 40
VSW-S-138-28-(P) 138 28 5' - 3 1/2" 11 or 13 22' - 8 1/2" 4" Sch. 40 40
VSW-S-161-15-(P) 161 15 5' - 9 1/2" 13 or 18 9' - 1 1/2" 5" Sch. 40 45
VSW-S-161-20-(P) 161 20 5' - 9 1/2" 13 or 18 14' - 1 1/2" 5" Sch. 40 45
VSW-S-161-25-(P) 161 25 5' - 9 1/2" 13 or 18 19' - 1 1/2" 5" Sch. 40 45
VSW-S-161-30-(P) 161 30 5' - 9 1/2" 13 or 18 24' - 1 1/2" 5" Sch. 40 45
VSW-S-230-18-(P) 230 18 7' - 6 1/2" 16 or 21 10' - 5 1/2" 6" Sch. 40 50
VSW-S-230-23-(P) 230 23 7' - 6 1/2" 16 or 21 15' - 5 1/2" 6" Sch. 40 50
VSW-S-230-31-(P) 230 31 7' - 6 1/2" 16 or 21 23' - 5 1/2" 6" Sch. 40 50
VSW-S-230-36-(P) 230 36 7' - 6 1/2" 16 or 21 28' - 5 1/2" 6" Sch. 40 50

* Replace (P) with Phase Spacing requirement.

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 THREE PHASE “V” SWITCH SUPPORT
S U B S TAT I O N S TYPE VSW-A

Equipment Standards
PROJECT INFORMATION

Project Name: _______________________________________________________ Date: _______________________

Customer Name:_____________________________________________________________________________________

Structure:____________________________________________________________________________________________

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 THREE PHASE “V” SWITCH SUPPORT
TYPE VSW-A S U B S TAT I O N S

DESIGN SPECIFICATION

Kv Rating: _____________________________________ BIL Rating:_____________________________________

Switch Mfg.: ___________________________________
Bus Size:
Terminal “A”:________________
Terminal “B”: _______________
Operator: __________________
Model No.: ____________________________________
Amperage: ____________________________________
Bus Effective Span: __________ Phase Spacing: _____________
Bus Effective Span: __________ Bus Damper: _______________
Swing Handle: ______________ Motor Operator: ____________


Loading Conditions: Worm Gear: ________________


NEMA SG-6: 1/2" Ice, 16 Lb./Sq Ft. Wind on Round Shapes


________________________________________________________________________________________


________________________________________________________________________________________


________________________________________________________________________________________
Short Circuit: ____________ Amps Asymmetrical

  Class "A"  Class "B"

Equipment Standards

Deflection Limits:


NEMA SG-6:


________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________

SUGGESTED STRUCTURE CONFIGURATIONS

Catalog Voltage Bus Height Equip. Terminal Phase Spacing Structure Bus Span
Bus Size
Number* (Kv) (Ft) Height (P) (Ft) Height (Ft)
VSW-A-69-12-(P) 69 12 3' - 5 1/2" 6 or 8 8' - 6 1/2" 3" Sch. 40 30
VSW-A-69-15-(P) 69 15 3' - 5 1/2" 6 or 8 11' - 6 1/2" 3" Sch. 40 30
VSW-A-69-18-(P) 69 18 3' - 5 1/2" 6 or 8 14' - 6 1/2" 3" Sch. 40 30
VSW-A-69-21-(P) 69 21 3' - 5 1/2" 6 or 8 17' - 6 1/2" 3" Sch. 40 30
VSW-A-115-13-(P) 115 13 4' - 6" 9 or 12 8' - 6" 4" Sch. 40 35
VSW-A-115-16-(P) 115 16 4' - 6" 9 or 12 11' - 6" 4" Sch. 40 35
VSW-A-115-21-(P) 115 21 4' - 6" 9 or 12 16' - 6" 4" Sch. 40 35
VSW-A-115-24-(P) 115 24 4' - 6" 9 or 12 19' - 6" 4" Sch. 40 35
VSW-A-138-14-(P) 138 14 5' - 3 1/2" 11 or 13 8' - 8 1/2" 4" Sch. 40 40
VSW-A-138-19-(P) 138 19 5' - 3 1/2" 11 or 13 13' - 8 1/2" 4" Sch. 40 40
VSW-A-138-23-(P) 138 23 5' - 3 1/2" 11 or 13 17' - 9 1/2" 4" Sch. 40 40
VSW-A-138-28-(P) 138 28 5' - 3 1/2" 11 or 13 22' - 10 1/2" 4" Sch. 40 40
VSW-A-161-15-(P) 161 15 5' - 9 1/2" 13 or 18 9' - 1 1/2" 5" Sch. 40 45
VSW-A-161-20-(P) 161 20 5' - 9 1/2" 13 or 18 14' - 1 1/2" 5" Sch. 40 45
VSW-A-161-25-(P) 161 25 5' - 9 1/2" 13 or 18 19' - 1 1/2" 5" Sch. 40 45
VSW-A-161-30-(P) 161 30 5' - 9 1/2" 13 or 18 24' - 1 1/2" 5" Sch. 40 45
VSW-A-230-18-(P) 230 18 7' - 6 1/2" 16 or 21 10' - 5 1/2" 6" Sch. 40 50
VSW-A-230-23-(P) 230 23 7' - 6 1/2" 16 or 21 15' - 5 1/2" 6" Sch. 40 50
VSW-A-230-31-(P) 230 31 7' - 6 1/2" 16 or 21 23' - 5 1/2" 6" Sch. 40 50
VSW-A-230-36-(P) 230 36 7' - 6 1/2" 16 or 21 28' - 5 1/2" 6" Sch. 40 50

S3-10 * Replace (P) with Phase Spacing requirement.

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 THREE PHASE VERTICAL BREAK SWITCH
S U B S TAT I O N S TYPE VBS-A

Equipment Standards
PROJECT INFORMATION

Project Name: _______________________________________________________ Date: _______________________

Customer Name:_____________________________________________________________________________________

Structure:____________________________________________________________________________________________

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 THREE PHASE VERTICAL BREAK SWITCH
TYPE VBS-A S U B S TAT I O N S

DESIGN SPECIFICATION
Kv Rating: _____________________________________
Switch Mfg.: ___________________________________
Bus Size: Terminal “A”:________________
Terminal “B”: _______________
Operator: __________________
BIL Rating:_____________________________________
Model No.: ____________________________________
Amperage: ____________________________________
Bus Effective Span: __________ Phase Spacing: _____________
Bus Effective Span: __________ Bus Damper: _______________
Swing Handle: ______________ Motor Operator: ____________


Loading Conditions: Worm Gear: ________________


NEMA SG-6: 1/2" Ice, 16 Lb./Sq Ft. Wind on Round Shapes


________________________________________________________________________________________


________________________________________________________________________________________


________________________________________________________________________________________
Short Circuit: ____________ Amps Asymmetrical

  Class "A"  Class "B"

Deflection Limits:


Equipment Standards

NEMA SG-6:


________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________

SUGGESTED STRUCTURE CONFIGURATIONS

Catalog Voltage Bus Height Equipment Phase Spacing Structure Bus Span
Bus Size
Number* (Kv) (Ft) Height (P) (Ft) Height (Ft)
VBS-A-69-12-(P) 69 12 3' - 1" 5 or 7 8' - 11" 3" Sch. 40 30
VBS-A-69-15-(P) 69 15 3' - 1" 5 or 7 11' - 11" 3" Sch. 40 30
VBS-A-69-18-(P) 69 18 3' - 1" 5 or 7 14' - 11" 3" Sch. 40 30
VBS-A-69-21-(P) 69 21 3' - 1" 5 or 7 17' - 11" 3" Sch. 40 30
VBS-A-115-13-(P) 115 13 4' - 8" 7 or 10 8' - 4" 4" Sch. 40 35
VBS-A-115-16-(P) 115 16 4' - 8" 7 or 10 11' - 4" 4" Sch. 40 35
VBS-A-115-21-(P) 115 21 4' - 8" 7 or 10 16' - 4" 4" Sch. 40 35
VBS-A-115-24-(P) 115 2 4' - 8" 7 or 10 19' - 4" 4" Sch. 40 35
VBS-A-138-14-(P) 138 14 5' - 3" 8 or 12 8' - 9" 4" Sch. 40 40
VBS-A-138-19-(P) 138 19 5' - 3" 8 or 12 13' - 9" 4" Sch. 40 40
VBS-A-138-23-(P) 138 23 5' - 3" 8 or 12 17' - 9" 4" Sch. 40 40
VBS-A-138-28-(P) 138 28 5' - 3" 8 or 12 22' - 9" 4" Sch. 40 40
VBS-A-161-15-(P) 161 15 6' - 0" 9 or 14 9' - 0" 5" Sch. 40 45
VBS-A-161-20-(P) 161 20 6' - 0" 9 or 14 14' - 0" 5" Sch. 40 45
VBS-A-161-25-(P) 161 25 6' - 0" 9 or 14 19' - 0" 5" Sch. 40 45
VBS-A-161-30-(P) 161 30 6' - 0" 9 or 14 24' - 0" 5" Sch. 40 45
VBS-A-230-18-(P) 230 18 8' - 8" 13 or 18 9' - 4" 6" Sch. 40 50
VBS-A-230-23-(P) 230 23 8' - 8" 13 or 18 14' - 4" 6" Sch. 40 50
VBS-A-230-31-(P) 230 31 8' - 8" 13 or 18 22' - 4" 6" Sch. 40 50
VBS-A-230-36-(P) 230 36 8' - 8" 13 or 18 27' - 4" 6" Sch. 40 50
VBS-A-345-19-(P) 345 19 10' - 5" 15 or 20 8' - 7" 6" Sch. 40 55
VBS-A-345-27-(P) 345 27 10' - 5" 15 or 20 16' - 7" 6" Sch. 40 55
VBS-A-345-34-(P) 345 34 10' - 5" 15 or 20 23' - 7" 6" Sch. 40 55
VBS-A-345-42-(P) 345 42 10' - 5" 15 or 20 31' - 7" 6" Sch. 40 55
S3-12 * Replace (P) with Phase Spacing requirement.
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 THREE PHASE VERTICAL BREAK SWITCH
S U B S TAT I O N S TYPE VBS-B

Equipment Standards
PROJECT INFORMATION

Project Name: _______________________________________________________ Date: _______________________

Customer Name:_____________________________________________________________________________________

Structure:____________________________________________________________________________________________

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 THREE PHASE VERTICAL BREAK SWITCH
TYPE VBS-B S U B S TAT I O N S

DESIGN SPECIFICATION
Kv Rating: ______________________ BIL Rating: _____________________ Amperage: _____________________
Switch Mfg.: ____________________ Model No.: ____________________
Transverse Column Spacing: ________ Longitudinal Column Spacing: _______________________________________

Bus Size: Terminal “A”:________________ Bus Effective Span: __________ Phase Spacing: _____________
Terminal “B”: _______________ Bus Effective Span: __________ Bus Damper: _______________
Operator: Worm Gear: ______ Motor Operator: ____________ Ground Switch: _____________


Loading Conditions:


NEMA SG-6: 1/2" Ice, 16 Lb./Sq Ft. Wind on Round Shapes


________________________________________________________________________________________


________________________________________________________________________________________


________________________________________________________________________________________
Short Circuit: ____________ Amps Asymmetrical
Equipment Standards

  Class "A"  Class "B"

Deflection Limits:


NEMA SG-6:


________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________

SUGGESTED STRUCTURE CONFIGURATIONS

Catalog Voltage Bus Height Equipment Phase Spacing Structure Bus Span
Bus Size
Number* (Kv) (Ft) Height (P) (Ft) Height (Ft)
VBS-B-230-18-(P) 230 18 8' - 8" 13 or 18 9' - 4" 6" Sch. 40 50
VBS-B-230-23-(P) 230 23 8' - 8" 13 or 18 14' - 4" 6" Sch. 40 50
VBS-B-230-31-(P) 230 31 8' - 8" 13 or 18 22' - 4" 6" Sch. 40 50
VBS-B-230-36-(P) 230 36 8' - 8" 13 or 18 27' - 4" 6" Sch. 40 50
VBS-B-345-19-(P) 345 19 10' - 5" 15 or 20 8' - 7" 6" Sch. 40 55
VBS-B-345-27-(P) 345 27 10' - 5" 15 or 20 16' - 7" 6" Sch. 40 55
VBS-B-345-34-(P) 345 34 10' - 5" 15 or 20 23' - 7" 6" Sch. 40 55
VBS-B-345-42-(P) 345 42 10' - 5" 15 or 20 31' - 7" 6" Sch. 40 55

* Replace (P) with Phase Spacing requirement.

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 THREE PHASE VERTICAL BREAK SWITCH
S U B S TAT I O N S TYPE VBS-C

Equipment Standards
PROJECT INFORMATION

Project Name: _______________________________________________________ Date: _______________________

Customer Name:_____________________________________________________________________________________

Structure:____________________________________________________________________________________________

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 THREE PHASE VERTICAL BREAK SWITCH
TYPE VBS-C S U B S TAT I O N S

DESIGN SPECIFICATION
Kv Rating: ______________________ BIL Rating: _____________________
Switch Mfg.: ____________ Model No.:_____________________
Longitudinal Column Spacing: _______ Amperage: _____________________

Bus Size: Terminal “A”:________________ Bus Effective Span: __________ Phase Spacing: _____________
Terminal “B”: _______________ Bus Effective Span: __________ Bus Damper: _______________
Operator: __________________ Worm Gear: ________________ Ground Switch: _____________
Motor Operator: ____________


Mounting Loading Conditions:


NEMA SG-6: 1/2" Ice, 16 Lb./Sq Ft. Wind on Round Shapes


________________________________________________________________________________________


________________________________________________________________________________________


________________________________________________________________________________________
Equipment Standards

Short Circuit: ____________ Amps Asymmetrical

  Class "A"  Class "B"

Deflection Limits:


NEMA SG-6:


________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________

SUGGESTED STRUCTURE CONFIGURATIONS

Catalog Voltage Bus Height Equipment Phase Spacing Structure Bus Span
Number* Bus Size
(Kv) (Ft) Height (P) (Ft) Height (Ft)
VBS-C-345-19-(P) 345 19 10' - 5" 15 or 20 8' - 7" 6" Sch. 40 55
VBS-C-345-27-(P) 345 27 10' - 5" 15 or 20 16' - 7" 6" Sch. 40 55
VBS-C-345-34-(P) 345 34 10' - 5" 15 or 20 23' - 7" 6" Sch. 40 55
VBS-C-345-42-(P) 345 42 10' - 5" 15 or 20 31' - 7" 6" Sch. 40 55
VBS-C-500-19-(P) 500 26 14' - 10" 26 or 32 11' - 2" 6" Sch. 40 55
VBS-C-500-27-(P) 500 30 14' - 10" 26 or 32 15' - 2" 6" Sch. 40 55
VBS-C-500-34-(P) 500 46 14' - 10" 26 or 32 31' - 2" 6" Sch. 40 55
VBS-C-500-42-(P) 500 55 14' - 10" 26 or 32 40' - 2" 6" Sch. 40 55
VBS-C-765-19-(P) 765 35 16' - 10 3/4" 40 or 50 18' - 1 1/4" 6" Sch. 80 55
VBS-C-765-27-(P) 765 40 16' - 10 3/4" 40 or 50 23' - 1 1/4" 6" Sch. 80 55
VBS-C-765-34-(P) 765 60 16' - 10 3/4" 40 or 50 43' - 1 1/4" 6" Sch. 80 55
VBS-C-765-42-(P) 765 80 16' - 10 3/4" 40 or 50 63' - 1 1/4" 6" Sch. 80 55
* Replace (P) with Phase Spacing requirement.

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 SINGLE PHASE SURGE ARRESTER SUPPORT
S U B S TAT I O N S TYPE 1SA

Equipment Standards
PROJECT INFORMATION

Project Name: _______________________________________________________ Date: _______________________

Customer Name:_____________________________________________________________________________________

Structure:____________________________________________________________________________________________

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 SINGLE PHASE SURGE ARRESTER SUPPORT
TYPE 1SA S U B S TAT I O N S

DESIGN SPECIFICATION
Kv Rating: ______________________ MCOV Rating: __________________

Cut Sheet Provided:  Yes  No (With a Catalog Cut Sheet, Ht., Dia., & Wt. & Mtg. Not Required)
Manufacturer: __________________ Model No.: _____________________ Class: _________________________

Height: ____________________ Diameter: __________________ Weight: ____________________

Mounting: Bolt Circle: _________________ No. Holes: _________________ Bolt Hole Diameter: _________

Discharge Counter Required?  Yes  No

Conductor Size: ________________________________ Conductor Effective Span: _______________________
Required Terminal Elevation: ____________________


Loading Conditions:


NEMA SG-6: 1/2" Ice, 16 Lb./Sq Ft. Wind on Round Shapes


________________________________________________________________________________________


________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________

  Class "A"  Class "B"

Deflection Limits:


NEMA SG-6:
Equipment Standards


________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________

SUGGESTED STRUCTURE CONFIGURATIONS

Voltage Structure Height
Catalog Number* (Kv) (H) (Ft)
1SA-69-9 69 9
1SA-69-12 69 12
1SA-69-16 69 16
1SA-69-(H) 69 Specify (H)
1SA-115-9 115 9
1SA-115-12 115 12
1SA-115-16 115 16
1SA-115-(H) 115 Specify (H)
1SA-138-9 138 9
1SA-138-14 138 14
1SA-138-18 138 18
1SA-138-(H) 138 Specify (H)
1SA-161-9 161 9
1SA-161-15 161 15
1SA-161-22 161 22
1SA-161-(H) 161 Specify (H)
1SA-230-9 230 9
1SA-230-16 230 16
1SA-230-26 230 26
1SA-230-(H) 230 Specify (H)
1SA-345-9 345 9
1SA-346-19 345 19
1SA-347-27 345 27
1SA-345-(H) 345 Specify (H)

S3-18 * Replace (H) with Structure Height requirement.

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 THREE PHASE-SINGLE COLUMN
S U B S TAT I O N S SURGE ARRESTER SUPPORT TYPE 3SA-S

Equipment Standards
PROJECT INFORMATION

Project Name: _______________________________________________________ Date: _______________________

Customer Name:_____________________________________________________________________________________

Structure:____________________________________________________________________________________________

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 THREE PHASE-SINGLE COLUMN
SURGE ARRESTER SUPPORT TYPE 3SA-S S U B S TAT I O N S

DESIGN SPECIFICATION
Kv Rating: ______________________ MCOV Rating: __________________

Cut Sheet Provided:  Yes  No

Manufacturer: __________________ Model No.:_____________________ Class: _________________________
(With a Catalog Cut Sheet, Ht., Dia., & Wt. & Mtg. Not Required)
Height: ____________________ Diameter: __________________ Weight: ____________________
Mounting: Bolt Circle: _________________ No. Holes: _________________ Bolt Hole Diameter: _________

Discharge Counter Required?  Yes  No

Conductor Size: ________________________________ Conductor Effective Span: _______________________
Required Terminal Elevation: _____________________


Loading Conditions:


NEMA SG-6: 1/2" Ice, 16 Lb./Sq Ft. Wind on Round Shapes


________________________________________________________________________________________


________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________

  Class "A"  Class "B"

Deflection Limits:


NEMA SG-6:
Equipment Standards


________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________

SUGGESTED STRUCTURE CONFIGURATIONS

Voltage Structure Height Phase Spacing (P)
Catalog Number* (Kv) (H) (Ft) (Ft)
3SA-S-69 -9-(P) 69 9 5 or 7
3SA-S-69-12-(P) 69 12 5 or 7
3SA-S-69-16-(P) 69 16 5 or 7
3SA-S-69-(H)-(P) 69 Specify (H) 5 or 7
3SA-S-115-9-(P) 115 9 7 or 10
3SA-S-115-12 -(P) 115 12 7 or 10
3SA-S-115-16 -(P) 115 16 7 or 10
3SA-S-115-(H)-(P) 115 Specify (H) 7 or 10
3SA-S-138-9-(P) 138 9 8 or 12
3SA-S-138-14 -(P) 138 14 8 or 12
3SA-S-138-18 -(P) 138 18 8 or 12
3SA-S-138-(H)-(P) 138 Specify (H) 8 or 12
3SA-S-161-9-(P) 161 9 9 or 14
3SA-S-161-15-(P) 161 15 9 or 14
3SA-S-161-22-(P) 161 22 9 or 14
3SA-S-161-(H)-(P) 161 Specify (H) 9 or 14
3SA-S-230-9-(P) 230 9 13 or 18
3SA-S-230-16 -(P) 230 16 13 or 18
3SA-S-230-26-(P) 230 26 13 or 18
3SA-S-230-(H)-(P) 230 Specify (H) 13 or 18
3SA-S-345-9-(P) 345 9 15 or 20
3SA-S-345-19-(P) 345 19 15 or 20
3SA-S-345-27 -(P) 345 27 15 or 20
3SA-S-345-(H)-(P) 345 Specify (H) 15 or 20

S3-20 * Replace (H) with Structure Height requirement. Replace (P) with Phase Spacing requirement.
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 THREE PHASE-DOUBLE COLUMN
S U B S TAT I O N S SURGE ARRESTER SUPPORT TYPE 3SA-A

Equipment Standards
PROJECT INFORMATION

Project Name: _______________________________________________________ Date: _______________________

Customer Name:_____________________________________________________________________________________

Structure:____________________________________________________________________________________________

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 THREE PHASE-DOUBLE COLUMN
SURGE ARRESTER SUPPORT TYPE 3SA-A S U B S TAT I O N S

DESIGN SPECIFICATION
Kv Rating: ______________________ MCOV Rating: __________________

Cut Sheet Provided:  Yes  No

Manufacturer: __________________ Model No.:_____________________ Class: _________________________
(With a Catalog Cut Sheet, Ht., Dia., & Wt. & Mtg. Not Required)
Height: ____________________ Diameter: __________________ Weight: ____________________
Mounting: Bolt Circle: _________________ No. Holes: _________________ Bolt Hole Diameter: _________

 Yes  No
Conductor Size: ________________________________ Conductor Effective Span: _______________________
Required Terminal Elevation: _____________________ Discharge Counter Required?


Loading Conditions:


NEMA SG-6: 1/2" Ice, 16 Lb./Sq Ft. Wind on Round Shapes


________________________________________________________________________________________


________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________

  Class "A"  Class "B"

Deflection Limits:


NEMA SG-6:
Equipment Standards


________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________

SUGGESTED STRUCTURE CONFIGURATIONS

Voltage Structure Height Phase Spacing
Catalog Number* (Kv) (H) (Ft) (P) (Ft)
3SA-A-69 -9-(P) 69 9 5 or 7
3SA-A-69-12-(P) 69 12 5 or 7
3SA-A-69-16-(P) 69 16 5 or 7
3SA-A-69-(H)-(P) 69 Specify (H) 5 or 7
3SA-A-115-9-(P) 115 9 7 or 10
3SA-A-115-12-(P) 115 12 7 or 10
3SA-A-115-16-(P) 115 16 7 or 10
3SA-A-115-(H)-(P) 115 Specify (H) 7 or 10
3SA-A-138-9-(P) 138 9 8 or 12
3SA-A-138-14-(P) 138 14 8 or 12
3SA-A-138-18-(P) 138 18 8 or 12
3SA-A-138-(H)-(P) 138 Specify (H) 8 or 12
3SA-A-161-9-(P) 161 9 9 or 14
3SA-A-161-15-(P) 161 15 9 or 14
3SA-A-161-22-(P) 161 22 9 or 14
3SA-A-161-(H)-(P) 161 Specify (H) 9 or 14
3SA-A-230-9-(P) 230 9 13 or 18
3SA-A-230-16-(P) 230 16 13 or 18
3SA-A-230-26-(P) 230 26 13 or 18
3SA-A-230-(H)-(P) 230 Specify (H) 13 or 18
3SA-A-345-9-(P) 345 9 15 or 20
3SA-A-345-19-(P) 345 19 15 or 20
3SA-A-345-27-(P) 345 27 15 or 20
3SA-A-345-(H)-(P) 345 Specify (H) 15 or 20
* Replace (H) with Structure Height requirement. Replace (P) with Phase Spacing requirement.
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 SINGLE PHASE CCVT-CVT SUPPORT
S U B S TAT I O N S TYPE 1CCVT

Equipment Standards
PROJECT INFORMATION

Project Name: _______________________________________________________ Date: _______________________

Customer Name:_____________________________________________________________________________________

Structure:____________________________________________________________________________________________

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 SINGLE PHASE CCVT-CVT SUPPORT
TYPE 1CCVT S U B S TAT I O N S

DESIGN SPECIFICATION
Kv Rating: ______________________ BIL Rating: _____________________

Cut Sheet Provided:  Yes  No

Manufacturer: __________________ Model No.:_____________________
(With a Catalog Cut Sheet, Ht., Dia., & Wt. & Mtg. Not Required)
Height: ____________________ Diameter: __________________ Weight: ____________________
Mounting: No. Holes: _________________ Hole Spacing: ___” x ___” Bolt Hole Diameter: _________

 Yes  No
Conductor Size: ________________________________ Conductor Effective Span: _______________________
Required Terminal Elevation: ____Ft. ____In. Tuning Cabinet Required?


Loading Conditions:


NEMA SG-6: 1/2" Ice, 16 Lb./Sq Ft. Wind on Round Shapes


________________________________________________________________________________________


________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________

  Class "A"  Class "B"

Deflection Limits:


NEMA SG-6:
Equipment Standards


________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________

SUGGESTED STRUCTURE CONFIGURATIONS

Voltage Structure
Catalog Number*
(Kv) Height (H) (Ft)
1CCVT-69-9 69 9
1CCVT-69-12 69 12
1CCVT-69-16 69 16
1CCVT-69-(H) 69 Specify (H)
1CCVT-115-9 115 9
1CCVT-115-12 115 12
1CCVT-115-16 115 16
1CCVT-115-(H) 115 Specify (H)
1CCVT-138-9 138 9
1CCVT-138-14 138 14
1CCVT-138-18 138 18
1CCVT-138-(H) 138 Specify (H)
1CCVT-161-9 161 9
1CCVT-161-15 161 15
1CCVT-161-22 161 22
1CCVT-161-(H) 161 Specify (H)
1CCVT-230-9 230 9
1CCVT-230-16 230 16
1CCVT-230-26 230 26
1CCVT-230-(H) 230 Specify (H)
1CCVT-345-9 345 9
1CCVT-345-19 345 19
1CCVT-345-27 345 27
1CCVT-345-(H) 345 Specify (H)
* Replace (H) with Structure Height requirement.
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 THREE PHASE-SINGLE COLUMN
S U B S TAT I O N S CCVT-CVT SUPPORT TYPE 3CCVT-S

Equipment Standards
PROJECT INFORMATION

Project Name: _______________________________________________________ Date: _______________________

Customer Name:_____________________________________________________________________________________

Structure:____________________________________________________________________________________________

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 THREE PHASE-SINGLE COLUMN
CCVT-CVT SUPPORT TYPE 3CCVT-S S U B S TAT I O N S

DESIGN SPECIFICATION
Kv Rating: ______________________ BIL Rating: _____________________

Cut Sheet Provided:  Yes  No

Manufacturer: __________________ Model No.: ____________________
(With a Catalog Cut Sheet, Ht., Dia., & Wt. & Mtg. Not Required)
Height: ____________________ Diameter: __________________ Weight: ____________________
Mounting: No. Holes: _________________ Hole Spacing: ___” x ___” Bolt Hole Diameter: _________

Tuning Cabinet Required?  Yes  No

Conductor Size: ________________________________ Conductor Effective Span: _______________________
Required Terminal Elevation: ____Ft. ____In.


Loading Conditions:


NEMA SG-6: 1/2" Ice, 16 Lb./Sq Ft. Wind on Round Shapes


________________________________________________________________________________________


________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________

  Class "A"  Class "B"

Deflection Limits:


NEMA SG-6:
Equipment Standards


________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________

SUGGESTED STRUCTURE CONFIGURATIONS

Voltage Structure Phase
Catalog Number*
(Kv) Height (H) (Ft) Spacing (P) (Ft)
3CCVT-S-69-9-(P) 69 9 5 or 7
3CCVT-S-69-12-(P) 69 12 5 or 7
3CCVT-S-69-16-(P) 69 16 5 or 7
3CCVT-S-69-(H)-(P) 69 Specify (H) 5 or 7
3CCVT-S-115-9-(P) 115 9 7 or 10
3CCVT-S-115-12-(P) 115 12 7 or 10
3CCVT-S-115-16-(P) 115 16 7 or 10
3CCVT-S-115-(H)-(P) 115 Specify (H) 7 or 10
3CCVT-S-138-9-(P) 138 9 8 or 12
3CCVT-S-138-14-(P) 138 14 8 or 12
3CCVT-S-138-18-(P) 138 18 8 or 12
3CCVT-S-138-(H)-(P) 138 Specify (H) 8 or 12
3CCVT-S-161-9-(P) 161 9 9 or 14
3CCVT-S-161-15-(P) 161 15 9 or 14
3CCVT-S-161-22-(P) 161 22 9 or 14
3CCVT-S-161-(H)-(P) 161 Specify (H) 9 or 14
3CCVT-S-230-9-(P) 230 9 13 or 18
3CCVT-S-230-16-(P) 230 16 13 or 18
3CCVT-S-230-26-(P) 230 26 13 or 18
3CCVT-S-230-(H)-(P) 230 Specify (H) 13 or 18
3CCVT-S-345-9-(P) 345 9 15 or 20
3CCVT-S-345-19-(P) 345 19 15 or 20
3CCVT-S-345-27-(P) 345 27 15 or 20
3CCVT-S-345-(H)-(P) 345 Specify (H) 15 or 20
* Replace (H) with Structure Height requirement. Replace (P) with Phase Spacing requirement.
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 THREE PHASE-DOUBLE COLUMN
S U B S TAT I O N S CCVT-CVT SUPPORT TYPE 3CCVT-A

Equipment Standards
PROJECT INFORMATION

Project Name: _______________________________________________________ Date: _______________________

Customer Name:_____________________________________________________________________________________

Structure:____________________________________________________________________________________________

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 THREE PHASE-DOUBLE COLUMN
CCVT-CVT SUPPORT TYPE 3CCVT-A S U B S TAT I O N S

DESIGN SPECIFICATION
Kv Rating: ______________________ BIL Rating: _____________________

Cut Sheet Provided:  Yes  No

Manufacturer: __________________ Model No.: ____________________
(With a Catalog Cut Sheet, Ht., Dia., & Wt. & Mtg. Not Required)

Height: ____________________ Diameter: __________________ Weight: ____________________

Mounting: No. Holes: _________________ Hole Spacing: ___” x ___” Bolt Hole Diameter: _________

Tuning Cabinet Required?  Yes  No

Conductor Size: ________________________________ Conductor Effective Span: _______________________
Required Terminal Elevation: ____Ft. ____In.


Loading Conditions:


NEMA SG-6: 1/2" Ice, 16 Lb./Sq Ft. Wind on Round Shapes


________________________________________________________________________________________


________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________

  Class "A"  Class "B"

Deflection Limits:


NEMA SG-6:
Equipment Standards


________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________

SUGGESTED STRUCTURE CONFIGURATIONS

Voltage Structure Phase
Catalog Number*
(Kv) Height (H) (Ft) Spacing (P) (Ft)
3CCVT-A-69-9-(P) 69 9 5 or 7
3CCVT-A-69-12-(P) 69 12 5 or 7
3CCVT-A-69-16-(P) 69 16 5 or 7
3CCVT-A-69-(H)-(P) 69 Specify (H) 5 or 7
3CCVT-A-115-9-(P) 115 9 7 or 10
3CCVT-A-115-12-(P) 115 12 7 or 10
3CCVT-A-115-16-(P) 115 16 7 or 10
3CCVT-A-115-(H)-(P) 115 Specify (H) 7 or 10
3CCVT-A-138-9-(P) 138 9 8 or 12
3CCVT-A-138-14-(P) 138 14 8 or 12
3CCVT-A-138-18-(P) 138 18 8 or 12
3CCVT-A-138-(H)-(P) 138 Specify (H) 8 or 12
3CCVT-A-161-9-(P) 161 9 9 or 14
3CCVT-A -161-15-(P) 161 15 9 or 14
3CCVT-A -161-22-(P) 161 22 9 or 14
3CCVT-A-161-(H)-(P) 161 Specify (H) 9 or 14
3CCVT-A-230-9-(P) 230 9 13 or 18
3CCVT-A-230-16-(P) 230 16 13 or 18
3CCVT-A-230-26-(P) 230 26 13 or 18
3CCVT-A-230-(H)-(P) 230 Specify (H) 13 or 18
3CCVT-A-345-9-(P) 345 9 15 or 20
3CCVT-A-345-19-(P) 345 19 15 or 20
3CCVT-A-345-27-(P) 345 27 15 or 20
3CCVT-A-345-(H)-(P) 345 Specify (H) 15 or 20
* Replace (H) with Structure Height requirement. Replace (P) with Phase Spacing requirement.
S3-28
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 SINGLE PHASE POTENTIAL
S U B S TAT I O N S TRANSFORMER SUPPORT TYPE 1PT

Equipment Standards
PROJECT INFORMATION

Project Name: _______________________________________________________ Date: _______________________

Customer Name:_____________________________________________________________________________________

Structure:____________________________________________________________________________________________

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 SINGLE PHASE POTENTIAL
TRANSFORMER SUPPORT TYPE 1PT S U B S TAT I O N S

DESIGN SPECIFICATION
Kv Rating: ______________________ BIL Rating: _____________________

Cut Sheet Provided:  Yes  No

Manufacturer: __________________ Model No.: ____________________
(With a Catalog Cut Sheet, Ht., Dia., & Wt. & Mtg. Not Required)
Height: ____________________ Diameter: __________________ Weight: ____________________
Mounting: No. Holes: _________________ Hole Spacing: ___” x ___” Bolt Hole Diameter: _________

 Yes  No
Conductor Size: ________________________________ Conductor Effective Span: _______________________
Required Terminal Elevation: ____Ft. ____In. Tuning Cabinet Required?


Loading Conditions:


NEMA SG-6: 1/2" Ice, 16 Lb./Sq Ft. Wind on Round Shapes


________________________________________________________________________________________


________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________

  Class "A"  Class "B"

Deflection Limits:


Equipment Standards

NEMA SG-6:


________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________

SUGGESTED STRUCTURE CONFIGURATIONS

Voltage Structure
Catalog Number*
(Kv) Height (H) (Ft)
1PT-69-9 69 9
1PT-69-12 69 12
1PT-69-16 69 16
1PT-69-(H) 69 Specify (H)
1PT-115-9 115 9
1PT-115-12 115 12
1PT-115-16 115 16
1PT-115-(H) 115 Specify (H)
1PT-138-9 138 9
1PT-138-14 138 14
1PT-138-18 138 18
1PT-138-(H) 138 Specify (H)
1PT-161-9 161 9
1PT-161-15 161 15
1PT-161-22 161 22
1PT-161-(H) 161 Specify (H)
1PT-230-9 230 9
1PT-230-16 230 16
1PT-230-26 230 26
1PT-230-(H) 230 Specify (H)
1PT-345-9 345 9
1PT-345-19 345 19
1PT-345-27 345 27
1PT-345-(H) 345 Specify (H)

S3-30 * Replace (H) with Structure Height requirement.

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 THREE PHASE-SINGLE COLUMN POTENTIAL
S U B S TAT I O N S TRANSFORMER SUPPORT TYPE 3PT-S

Equipment Standards
PROJECT INFORMATION

Project Name: _______________________________________________________ Date: _______________________

Customer Name:_____________________________________________________________________________________

Structure:____________________________________________________________________________________________

Refer to www.valmont-newmark.com to download Substation Selection Guide pdf.

S3-31
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 THREE PHASE-SINGLE COLUMN POTENTIAL
TRANSFORMER SUPPORT TYPE 3PT-S S U B S TAT I O N S

DESIGN SPECIFICATION
Kv Rating: ______________________ BIL Rating: _____________________
Manufacturer: __________________ Model No.: ____________________
Cut Sheet Provided:  Yes  No (With a Catalog Cut Sheet, Ht., Dia., & Wt. & Mtg. Not Required)

Height: ____________________ Diameter: __________________ Weight: ____________________

Mounting: No. Holes: _________________ Hole Spacing: ___” x ___” Bolt Hole Diameter: _________

Tuning Cabinet Required?  Yes  No

Conductor Size: ________________________________ Conductor Effective Span: _______________________
Required Terminal Elevation: ____Ft. ____In.


Loading Conditions:


NEMA SG-6: 1/2" Ice, 16 Lb./Sq Ft. Wind on Round Shapes


________________________________________________________________________________________


________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________

  Class "A"  Class "B"

Deflection Limits:


NEMA SG-6:
Equipment Standards


________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________

SUGGESTED STRUCTURE CONFIGURATIONS

Catalog Number* Voltage Structure Phase
(Kv) Height (H) (Ft) Spacing (P) (Ft)
3PT-S-69-9-(P) 69 9 5 or 7
3PT-S-69-12-(P) 69 12 5 or 7
3PT-S-69-16-(P) 69 16 5 or 7
3PT-S-69-(H)-(P) 69 Specify (H) 5 or 7
3PT-S-115-9-(P) 115 9 7 or 10
3PT-S-115-12-(P) 115 12 7 or 10
3PT-S-115-16-(P) 115 16 7 or 10
3PT-S-115-(H)-(P) 115 Specify (H) 7 or 10
3PT-S-138-9-(P) 138 9 8 or 12
3PT-S-138-14-(P) 138 14 8 or 12
3PT-S-138-18-(P) 138 18 8 or 12
3PT-S-138-(H)-(P) 138 Specify (H) 8 or 12
3PT-S-161-9-(P) 161 9 9 or 14
3PT-S-161-15-(P) 161 15 9 or 14
3PT-S-161-22-(P) 161 22 9 or 14
3PT-S-161-(H)-(P) 161 Specify (H) 9 or 14
3PT-S-230-9-(P) 230 9 13 or 18
3PT-S-230-16-(P) 230 16 13 or 18
3PT-S-230-26-(P) 230 26 13 or 18
3PT-S-230-(H)-(P) 230 Specify (H) 13 or 18
3PT-S-345-9-(P) 345 9 15 or 20
3PT-S-345-19-(P) 345 19 15 or 20
3PT-S-345-27-(P) 345 27 15 or 20
3PT-S-345-(H)-(P) 345 Specify (H) 15 or 20
* Replace (H) with Structure Height requirement. Replace (P) with Phase Spacing requirement.
S3-32 Refer to www.valmont-newmark.com to download Substation Selection Guide pdf.
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 THREE PHASE-DOUBLE COLUMN POTENTIAL
S U B S TAT I O N S TRANSFORMER SUPPORT TYPE 3PT-A

Equipment Standards
PROJECT INFORMATION

Project Name: _______________________________________________________ Date: _______________________

Customer Name:_____________________________________________________________________________________

Structure:____________________________________________________________________________________________

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 THREE PHASE-DOUBLE COLUMN POTENTIAL
TRANSFORMER SUPPORT TYPE 3PT-A S U B S TAT I O N S

DESIGN SPECIFICATION
Kv Rating: ______________________
Manufacturer: __________________
Cut Sheet Provided:  Yes  No
Height: ____________________
Mounting: No. Holes: _________________
BIL Rating: _____________________
Model No.: ____________________
(With a Catalog Cut Sheet, Ht., Dia., & Wt. & Mtg. Not Required)
Diameter: __________________ Weight: ____________________
Hole Spacing: ___” x ___” Bolt Hole Diameter: _________

 Yes  No
Conductor Size: ________________________________ Conductor Effective Span: _______________________
Required Terminal Elevation: ____Ft. ____In. Tuning Cabinet Required?


Loading Conditions:


NEMA SG-6: 1/2" Ice, 16 Lb./Sq Ft. Wind on Round Shapes


________________________________________________________________________________________


________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________

  Class "A"  Class "B"

Deflection Limits:


Equipment Standards

NEMA SG-6:


________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________

SUGGESTED STRUCTURE CONFIGURATIONS

Catalog Number* Voltage Structure Phase
(Kv) Height (H) (Ft) Spacing (P) (Ft)
3PT-A-69-9-(P) 69 9 5 or 7
3PT-A-69-12-(P) 69 12 5 or 7
3PT-A-69-16-(P) 69 16 5 or 7
3PT-A-69-(H)-(P) 69 Specify (H) 5 or 7
3PT-A-115-9-(P) 115 9 7 or 10
3PT-A-115-12-(P) 115 12 7 or 10
3PT-A-115-16-(P) 115 16 7 or 10
3PT-A-115-(H)-(P) 115 Specify (H) 7 or 10
3PT-A-138-9-(P) 138 9 8 or 12
3PT-A-138-14-(P) 138 14 8 or 12
3PT-A-138-18-(P) 138 18 8 or 12
3PT-A-138-(H)-(P) 138 Specify (H) 8 or 12
3PT-A-161-9-(P) 161 9 9 or 14
3PT-A-161-15-(P) 161 15 9 or 14
3PT-A-161-22-(P) 161 22 9 or 14
3PT-A-161-(H)-(P) 161 Specify (H) 9 or 14
3PT-A-230-9-(P) 230 9 13 or 18
3PT-A-230-16-(P) 230 16 13 or 18
3PT-A-230-26-(P) 230 26 13 or 18
3PT-A-230-(H)-(P) 230 Specify (H) 13 or 18
3PT-A-345-9-(P) 345 9 15 or 20
3PT-A-345-19-(P) 345 19 15 or 20
3PT-A-345-27-(P) 345 27 15 or 20
3PT-A-345-(H)-(P) 345 Specify (H) 15 or 20

S3-34 * Replace (H) with Structure Height requirement. Replace (P) with Phase Spacing requirement.
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 S U B S TAT I O N S SINGLE PHASE CT SUPPORT TYPE 1CT

Equipment Standards
PROJECT INFORMATION

Project Name: _______________________________________________________ Date: _______________________

Customer Name:_____________________________________________________________________________________

Structure:____________________________________________________________________________________________

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 SINGLE PHASE CT SUPPORT TYPE 1CT S U B S TAT I O N S

DESIGN SPECIFICATION
Kv Rating: ______________________ BIL Rating: _____________________

 Yes  No
Manufacturer: __________________ Model No.: ____________________
Cut Sheet Provided: (With a Catalog Cut Sheet, Ht., Dia., & Wt. & Mtg. Not Required)
Height: ____________________ Diameter: __________________ Weight: ____________________
Mounting: No. Holes: _________________ Hole Spacing: ___” x ___” Bolt Hole Diameter: _________
Conductor Size: ________________________________ Bus Height Above Base: __________________________

Cabinet Required?  Yes  No

Bus Size / Conductor Size: _______________________ Bus Effective Span: _____________________________
Required Terminal Elevation: ____Ft. ____In.
Conductor Effective Span: _______________________


Loading Conditions:


NEMA SG-6: 1/2" Ice, 16 Lb./Sq Ft. Wind on Round Shapes


________________________________________________________________________________________


________________________________________________________________________________________


________________________________________________________________________________________
Short Circuit: ____________ Amps (Asymmetrical - N/A If Flexible Bus) Phase Spacing: _________________

  
Equipment Standards

Deflection Limits:


NEMA SG-6: Class "A" Class "B"


________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________

SUGGESTED STRUCTURE CONFIGURATIONS

Catalog Number* Voltage (Kv) Structure Height
(H) (Ft)
1CT-69-9 69 9
1CT-69-12 69 12
1CT-69-16 69 16
1CT-69-(H) 69 Specify (H)
1CT-115-9 115 9
1CT-115-12 115 12
1CT-115-16 115 16
1CT-115-(H) 115 Specify (H)
1CT-138-9 138 9
1CT-138-14 138 14
1CT-138-18 138 18
1CT-138-(H) 138 Specify (H)
1CT-161-9 161 9
1CT-161-15 161 15
1CT-161-22 161 22
1CT-161-(H) 161 Specify (H)
1CT-230-9 230 9
1CT-230-16 230 16
1CT-230-26 230 26
1CT-230-(H) 230 Specify (H)
1CT-345-9 345 9
1CT-345-19 345 19
1CT-345-27 345 27
1CT-345-(H) 345 Specify (H)
* Replace (H) with Structure Height requirement.
S3-36
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 THREE PHASE CT-SINGLE COLUMN
S U B S TAT I O N S STRUCTURE TYPE 3CT-S

Equipment Standards
PROJECT INFORMATION

Project Name: _______________________________________________________ Date: _______________________

Customer Name:_____________________________________________________________________________________

Structure:____________________________________________________________________________________________

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 THREE PHASE CT-SINGLE COLUMN
STRUCTURE TYPE 3CT-S S U B S TAT I O N S

DESIGN SPECIFICATION
Kv Rating: ______________________ BIL Rating: _____________________

 Yes  No
Manufacturer: __________________ Model No.: ____________________
Cut Sheet Provided: (With a Catalog Cut Sheet, Ht., Dia., & Wt. & Mtg. Not Required)
Height: ____________________ Diameter: __________________ Weight: ____________________
Mounting: No. Holes: _________________ Hole Spacing: ___” x ___” Bolt Hole Diameter: _________
Conductor Size: ________________________________ Bus Height Above Base: _________________________

Cabinet Required?  Yes  No

Bus Size / Conductor Size: _______________________ Bus Effective Span: _____________________________
Required Terminal Elevation: ____Ft. ____In.
Conductor Effective Span: _______________________


Loading Conditions:


NEMA SG-6: 1/2" Ice, 16 Lb./Sq Ft. Wind on Round Shapes


________________________________________________________________________________________


________________________________________________________________________________________


________________________________________________________________________________________
Short Circuit: ____________ Amps (Asymmetrical - N/A If Flexible Bus)

  
Deflection Limits:
Equipment Standards


NEMA SG-6: Class "A" Class "B"


________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________

SUGGESTED STRUCTURE CONFIGURATIONS

Voltage Structure Phase
Catalog Number*
(Kv) Height (H) (Ft) Spacing (P) (Ft)
3CT-S-69-9-(P) 69 9 5 or 7
3CT-S-69-12-(P) 69 12 5 or 7
3CT-S-69-16-(P) 69 16 5 or 7
3CT-S-69-(H)-(P) 69 Specify (H) 5 or 7
3CT-S-115-9-(P) 115 9 7 or 10
3CT-S-115-12-(P) 115 12 7 or 10
3CT-S-115-16-(P) 115 16 7 or 10
3CT-S-115-(H)-(P) 115 Specify (H) 7 or 10
3CT-S-138-9-(P) 138 9 8 or 12
3CT-S-138-14-(P) 138 14 8 or 12
3CT-S-138-18-(P) 138 18 8 or 12
3CT-S-138-(H)-(P) 138 Specify (H) 8 or 12
3CT-S-161-9-(P) 161 9 9 or 14
3CT-S-161-15-(P) 161 15 9 or 14
3CT-S-161-22-(P) 161 22 9 or 14
3CT-S-161-(H)-(P) 161 Specify (H) 9 or 14
3CT-S-230-9-(P) 230 9 13 or 18
3CT-S-230-16-(P) 230 16 13 or 18
3CT-S-230-26-(P) 230 26 13 or 18
3CT-S-230-(H)-(P) 230 Specify (H) 13 or 18
3CT-S-345-9-(P) 345 9 15 or 20
3CT-S-345-19-(P) 345 19 15 or 20
3CT-S-345-27-(P) 345 27 15 or 20
3CT-S-345-(H)-(P) 345 Specify (H) 15 or 20
S3-38 * Replace (H) with Structure Height requirement. Replace (P) with Phase Spacing requirement.
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 THREE PHASE CT-TWO COLUMN
S U B S TAT I O N S STRUCTURE TYPE 3CT-A

Equipment Standards
PROJECT INFORMATION

Project Name:______________________________________________________ Date: ______________________

Customer Name: ___________________________________________________________________________________

Structure: __________________________________________________________________________________________

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 THREE PHASE CT-TWO COLUMN
STRUCTURE TYPE 3CT-A S U B S TAT I O N S

DESIGN SPECIFICATION
Kv Rating: ______________________ BIL Rating: _____________________ Class: _________________________

Cut Sheet Provided:  Yes  No

Manufacturer: __________________ Model No.: ____________________
(With a Catalog Cut Sheet, Ht., Dia., & Wt. & Mtg. Not Required)
Height: ____________________ Diameter: __________________ Weight: ____________________
Mounting: No. Holes: _________________ Hole Spacing: ___” x ___” Bolt Hole Diameter: _________
Conductor Size: ________________________________ Bus Height Above Base: _________________________

Cabinet Required?  Yes  No

Bus Size / Conductor Size: _______________________ Bus Effective Span: _____________________________
Required Terminal Elevation: ____Ft. ____In.
Conductor Effective Span: _______________________


Loading Conditions:


NEMA SG-6: 1/2" Ice, 16 Lb./Sq Ft. Wind on Round Shapes


________________________________________________________________________________________


________________________________________________________________________________________


________________________________________________________________________________________
Short Circuit: ____________ Amps (Asymmetrical - N/A If Flexible Bus)

  
Deflection Limits:
Equipment Standards


NEMA SG-6: Class "A" Class "B"


________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________

SUGGESTED STRUCTURE CONFIGURATIONS

Voltage Structure Phase
Catalog Number*
(Kv) Height (H) (Ft) Spacing (P) (Ft)
3CT-A-69-9-(P) 69 9 5 or 7
3CT-A-69-12-(P) 69 12 5 or 7
3CT-A-69-16-(P) 69 16 5 or 7
3CT-A-69-(H)-(P) 69 Specify (H) 5 or 7
3CT-A-115-9-(P) 115 9 7 or 10
3CT-A-115-12-(P) 115 12 7 or 10
3CT-A-115-16-(P) 115 16 7 or 10
3CT-A-115-(H)-(P) 115 Specify (H) 7 or 10
3CT-A-138-9-(P) 138 9 8 or 12
3CT-A-138-14-(P) 138 14 8 or 12
3CT-A-138-18-(P) 138 18 8 or 12
3CT-A-138-(H)-(P) 138 Specify (H) 8 or 12
3CT-A-161-9-(P) 161 9 9 or 14
3CT-A-161-15-(P) 161 15 9 or 14
3CT-A-161-22-(P) 161 22 9 or 14
3CT-A-161-(H)-(P) 161 Specify (H) 9 or 14
3CT-A-230-9-(P) 230 9 13 or 18
3CT-A-230-16-(P) 230 16 13 or 18
3CT-A-230-26-(P) 230 26 13 or 18
3CT-A-230-(H)-(P) 230 Specify (H) 13 or 18
3CT-A-345-9-(P) 345 9 15 or 20
3CT-A-345-19-(P) 345 19 15 or 20
3CT-A-345-27-(P) 345 27 15 or 20
3CT-A-345-(H)-(P) 345 Specify (H) 15 or 20
S3-40 * Replace (H) with Structure Height requirement. Replace (P) with Phase Spacing requirement.
Refer to www.valmont-newmark.com to download Substation Selection Guide pdf.
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 WAVE TRAP - CCVT
S U B S TAT I O N S VERTICAL ASSEMBLY SUPPORT TYPE WT-CCVT-V

Equipment Standards
PROJECT INFORMATION

Project Name: _______________________________________________________ Date: _______________________

Customer Name:_____________________________________________________________________________________

Structure:____________________________________________________________________________________________

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 WAVE TRAP - CCVT
VERTICAL ASSEMBLY SUPPORT TYPE WT-CCVT-V S U B S TAT I O N S

DESIGN SPECIFICATION
Kv Rating: _______________________________________ BIL Rating: ______________________________________

Cut Sheet Provided:  Yes  No

Wave Trap Manufacturer: _________________________ Model No.: _____________________________________
(With a Catalog Cut Sheet, Ht., Dia., & Wt. & Mtg. Not Required)
Height: ____________________ Diameter: __________________ Weight: ____________________
CCVT Manufacturer:______________________________ Model No.: _______________________________________
Height: ____________________ Diameter: __________________ Weight: ____________________
Mounting: No. Holes: _________________ Hole Spacing: ___” x ___” Bolt Hole Diameter: _________

Tuning Cabinet Required?  Yes  No

Conductor Size: __________________________________ Conductor Effective Span: _________________________
Required Terminal Elevation: ____Ft. ____In.


Loading Conditions:


NEMA SG-6: 1/2" Ice, 16 Lb./Sq Ft. Wind on Round Shapes


________________________________________________________________________________________


________________________________________________________________________________________


________________________________________________________________________________________
Short Circuit: ____________ Amps (Asymmetrical - N/A If Flexible Bus) Phase Spacing: _________________

  
Equipment Standards

Deflection Limits:


NEMA SG-6: Class "A" Class "B"


________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________

SUGGESTED STRUCTURE CONFIGURATIONS

Catalog Number* Voltage (Kv) Structure Height
(H) (Ft)
WT-CCVT-V-69-9 69 9
WT-CCVT-V-69-12 69 12
WT-CCVT-V-69-16 69 16
WT-CCVT-V-69-(H) 69 Specify (H)
WT-CCVT-V-115-9 115 9
WT-CCVT-V-115-12 115 12
WT-CCVT-V-115-16 115 16
WT-CCVT-V-115-(H) 115 Specify (H)
WT-CCVT-V-138-9 138 9
WT-CCVT-V-138-14 138 14
WT-CCVT-V-138-18 138 18
WT-CCVT-V-138-(H) 138 Specify (H)
WT-CCVT-V-161-9 161 9
WT-CCVT-V-161-15 161 15
WT-CCVT-V-161-22 161 22
WT-CCVT-V-161-(H) 161 Specify (H)
WT-CCVT-V-230-9 230 9
WT-CCVT-V-230-16 230 16
WT-CCVT-V-230-26 230 26
WT-CCVT-V-230-(H) 230 Specify (H)
WT-CCVT-V-345-9 345 9
WT-CCVT-V-345-19 345 19
WT-CCVT-V-345-27 345 27
WT-CCVT-V-345-(H) 345 Specify (H)
S3-42 * Replace (H) with Structure Height requirement.
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 WAVE TRAP - CCVT - HORIZONTAL
S U B S TAT I O N S ASSEMBLY SUPPORT TYPE WT-CCVT-H

Equipment Standards
PROJECT INFORMATION

Project Name: _______________________________________________________ Date: _______________________

Customer Name:_____________________________________________________________________________________

Structure:____________________________________________________________________________________________

Refer to www.valmont-newmark.com to download Substation Selection Guide pdf. S3-43

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 WAVE TRAP - CCVT - HORIZONTAL
ASSEMBLY SUPPORT TYPE WT-CCVT-H S U B S TAT I O N S

DESIGN SPECIFICATION
Kv Rating: _______________________________________ BIL Rating: ______________________________________

Cut Sheet Provided:  Yes  No (With a Catalog Cut Sheet, Ht., Dia., & Wt. & Mtg. Not Required)
Wave Trap Manufacturer: _________________________ Model No.: _____________________________________

Height: ____________________ Diameter: __________________ Weight: ____________________

CCVT Manufacturer:______________________________ Model No.: _______________________________________
Height: ____________________ Diameter: __________________ Weight: ____________________
Mounting: No. Holes: _________________ Hole Spacing: ___” x ___” Bolt Hole Diameter: _________
Conductor Size: __________________________________ Conductor Effective Span: _________________________

Tuning Cabinet Required?  Yes  No

Insulator No. / B.C.: ____________ Cantilever Str.:__________________ Insulator Spacing: ___Ft. ___In.
Required Terminal Elevation: ____Ft. ____In.


Loading Conditions:


NEMA SG-6: 1/2" Ice, 16 Lb./Sq Ft. Wind on Round Shapes


________________________________________________________________________________________


________________________________________________________________________________________


________________________________________________________________________________________
Short Circuit: ____________ Amps (Asymmetrical - N/A If Flexible Bus) Phase Spacing: _________________

  
Equipment Standards

Deflection Limits:


NEMA SG-6: Class "A" Class "B"


________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________

SUGGESTED STRUCTURE CONFIGURATIONS

Catalog Number* Voltage (Kv) Structure Height
(H) (Ft)
WT-CCVT-H-69-9 69 9
WT-CCVT-H-69-12 69 12
WT-CCVT-H-69-16 69 16
WT-CCVT-H-69-(H) 69 Specify (H)
WT-CCVT-H-115-9 115 9
WT-CCVT-H-115-12 115 12
WT-CCVT-H-115-16 115 16
WT-CCVT-H-115-(H) 115 Specify (H)
WT-CCVT-H-138-9 138 9
WT-CCVT-H-138-14 138 14
WT-CCVT-H-138-18 138 18
WT-CCVT-H-138-(H) 138 Specify (H)
WT-CCVT-H-161-9 161 9
WT-CCVT-H-161-15 161 15
WT-CCVT-H-161-22 161 22
WT-CCVT-H-161-(H) 161 Specify (H)
WT-CCVT-H-230-9 230 9
WT-CCVT-H-230-16 230 16
WT-CCVT-H-230-26 230 26
WT-CCVT-H-230-(H) 230 Specify (H)
WT-CCVT-H-345-9 345 9
WT-CCVT-H-345-19 345 19
WT-CCVT-H-345-27 345 27
WT-CCVT-H-345-(H) 345 Specify (H)
S3-44 * Replace (H) with Structure Height requirement.
Refer to www.valmont-newmark.com to download Substation Selection Guide pdf.
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 WAVE TRAP - INSULATOR -
S U B S TAT I O N S HORIZONTAL ASSEMBLY SUPPORT TYPE WT-INS-H

Equipment Standards
PROJECT INFORMATION

Project Name: _______________________________________________________ Date: _______________________

Customer Name:_____________________________________________________________________________________

Structure:____________________________________________________________________________________________

Refer to www.valmont-newmark.com to download Substation Selection Guide pdf. S3-45

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 WAVE TRAP - INSULATOR -
HORIZONTAL ASSEMBLY SUPPORT TYPE WT-INS-H S U B S TAT I O N S

DESIGN SPECIFICATION
Kv Rating: _______________________________________ BIL Rating: ______________________________________

 Yes  No
Wave Trap Manufacturer: _________________________ Model No.: _____________________________________
Cut Sheet Provided: (With a Catalog Cut Sheet, Ht., Dia., & Wt. & Mtg. Not Required)
Height: ____________________ Diameter: __________________ Weight: ____________________
Conductor Size: __________________________________ Conductor Effective Span: _________________________
Insulator No. / B.C.: ______________________________ Cantilever Str.: ___________________________________
Required Terminal Elevation: ___Ft. ___In. Insulator Spacing:___Ft. ___In.
Insulator Spacing:___Ft. ___In.


Loading Conditions:

 ________________________________________________________________________________________
NEMA SG-6: 1/2" Ice, 16 Lb./Sq Ft. Wind on Round Shapes

 ________________________________________________________________________________________
 ________________________________________________________________________________________
 Short Circuit: ____________ Amps (Asymmetrical - N/A If Flexible Bus) Phase Spacing: _________________
 NEMA SG-6:  Class "A"  Class "B"
Deflection Limits:

 ________________________________________________________________________________________
Equipment Standards

 ________________________________________________________________________________________
SUGGESTED STRUCTURE CONFIGURATIONS
Catalog Number* Voltage Structure Height
(Kv) (H) (Ft)
WT-INS-H-69-9 69 9
WT-INS-H-69-12 69 12
WT-INS-H-69-16 69 16
WT-INS-H-69-(H) 69 Specify (H)
WT-INS-H-115-9 115 9
WT-INS-H-115-12 115 12
WT-INS-H-115-16 115 16
WT-INS-H-115-(H) 115 Specify (H)
WT-INS-H-138-9 138 9
WT-INS-H-138-14 138 14
WT-INS-H-138-18 138 18
WT-INS-H-138-(H) 138 Specify (H)
WT-INS-H-161-9 161 9
WT-INS-H-161-15 161 15
WT-INS-H-161-22 161 22
WT-INS-H-161-(H) 161 Specify (H)
WT-INS-H-230-9 230 9
WT-INS-H-230-16 230 16
WT-INS-H-230-26 230 26
WT-INS-H-230-(H) 230 Specify (H)
WT-INS-H-345-9 345 9
WT-INS-H-345-19 345 19
WT-INS-H-345-27 345 27
WT-INS-H-345-(H) 345 Specify (H)

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 MISCELLANEOUS SINGLE PHASE
S U B S TAT I O N S EQUIPMENT SUPPORT TYPE 1MES

Equipment Standards
PROJECT INFORMATION

Project Name: _______________________________________________________ Date: _______________________

Customer Name:_____________________________________________________________________________________

Structure:____________________________________________________________________________________________

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 MISCELLANEOUS SINGLE PHASE
EQUIPMENT SUPPORT TYPE 1MES S U B S TAT I O N S

DESIGN SPECIFICATION
Kv Rating: _______________________________________ Other Rating: ____________________________________
Description Of Equipment: ____________________________________________________________________________
Manufacturer: __________________ Model No.: ____________________
 Yes  No
 Round  Square
Cut Sheet Provided: (With a Catalog Cut Sheet, Ht., Dia., & Wt. & Mtg. Not Required)

Shape:  Round  Square

Element #1 Height: ________ Width: _______ Shape: Weight: _______

Shape:  Round  Square

Element #2 Height: ________ Width: _______ Weight: _______
Element #3 Height: ________ Width: _______ Weight: _______
Mounting: No. Holes: __________ Hole Spacing: _____” x _____” Bolt Hole Diameter: _________
Conductor Size: __________________________________ Conductor Effective Span: _________________________
Required Terminal Elevation: ___Ft. ___In. Discharge Counter Required:  Yes  No


Loading Conditions:


NEMA SG-6: 1/2" Ice, 16 Lb./Sq Ft. Wind on Round Shapes


________________________________________________________________________________________
Equipment Standards


________________________________________________________________________________________


________________________________________________________________________________________
Short Circuit: ____________ Amps (Asymmetrical - N/A If Flexible Bus) Phase Spacing: _________________

  
Deflection Limits:


NEMA SG-6: Class "A" Class "B"


________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________

SUGGESTED STRUCTURE CONFIGURATIONS

Voltage Structure Height

Catalog Number* (Kv) (H) (Ft)

1MES-69-(H) 69 Specify (H)

1MES-115-(H) 115 Specify (H)

1MES-138-(H) 138 Specify (H)
1MES-161-(H) 161 Specify (H)
1MES-230-(H) 230 Specify (H)
1MES-345-(H) 345 Specify (H)

* Replace (H) with Structure Height requirement.

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 MISCELLANEOUS THREE PHASE-SINGLE COLUMN
S U B S TAT I O N S EQUIPMENT SUPPORT TYPE 3MES-S

Equipment Standards
PROJECT INFORMATION

Project Name: _______________________________________________________ Date: _______________________

Customer Name:_____________________________________________________________________________________

Structure:____________________________________________________________________________________________

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 MISCELLANEOUS THREE PHASE-SINGLE COLUMN
EQUIPMENT SUPPORT TYPE 3MES-S S U B S TAT I O N S

DESIGN SPECIFICATION
Kv Rating: _______________________________________ Other Rating: ____________________________________
Description Of Equipment:_____________________________________________________________________________

Manufacturer: __________________ Model No.: ____________________ Class: _________________________

Cut Sheet Provided:  Yes  No
 Round  Square
(With a Catalog Cut Sheet, Ht., Dia., & Wt. & Mtg. Not Required)

Element #1 Height: ________ Width: _______ Shape: Weight: _______

Element #2 Height: ________ Width: _______ Shape:  Round  Square Weight: _______
Element #3 Height: ________ Width: _______ Shape:  Round  Square Weight: _______
Mounting: No. Holes: __________ Hole Spacing: _____” x _____” Bolt Hole Diameter: _________
Conductor Size: __________________________________ Conductor Effective Span: _________________________
Required Terminal Elevation: ___Ft. ___In. Discharge Counter Required:  Yes  No


Loading Conditions:


NEMA SG-6: 1/2" Ice, 16 Lb./Sq Ft. Wind on Round Shapes
Equipment Standards


________________________________________________________________________________________


________________________________________________________________________________________


________________________________________________________________________________________
Short Circuit: ____________ Amps (Asymmetrical - N/A If Flexible Bus) Phase Spacing:
__________________

  Class "A"  Class "B"

Deflection Limits:


NEMA SG-6:


________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________

SUGGESTED STRUCTURE CONFIGURATIONS

Voltage Structure Height
Catalog Number* (Kv) (H) (Ft)
3MES-S-69-(H) 69 Specify (H)
3MES-S-115-(H) 115 Specify (H)
3MES-S-138-(H) 138 Specify (H)
3MES-S-161-(H) 161 Specify (H)
3MES-S-230-(H) 230 Specify (H)
3MES-S-345-(H) 345 Specify (H)

* Replace (H) with Structure Height requirement.

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 MISCELLANEOUS THREE PHASE-DOUBLE COLUMN
S U B S TAT I O N S EQUIPMENT SUPPORT TYPE 3MES-A

Equipment Standards
PROJECT INFORMATION

Project Name: _______________________________________________________ Date: _______________________

Customer Name:_____________________________________________________________________________________

Structure:____________________________________________________________________________________________

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 MISCELLANEOUS THREE PHASE-DOUBLE COLUMN
EQUIPMENT SUPPORT TYPE 3MES-A S U B S TAT I O N S

DESIGN SPECIFICATION
Kv Rating: _______________________________________ Other Rating: ____________________________________
Description Of Equipment: ____________________________________________________________________________
Manufacturer: __________________ Model No.: ____________________ Class: _________________________
Cut Sheet Provided:  Yes  No
 Round  Square
(With a Catalog Cut Sheet, Ht., Dia., & Wt. & Mtg. Not Required)

Element #1 Height: ________ Width: _______ Shape: Weight: _______

Element #2 Height: ________ Width: _______ Shape:  Round  Square Weight: _______
Element #3 Height: ________ Width: _______ Shape:  Round  Square Weight: _______

Mounting: No. Holes: __________ Hole Spacing: _____” x _____” Bolt Hole Diameter: _________
Conductor Size: __________________________________ Conductor Effective Span: ________________________
Required Terminal Elevation: ___Ft. ___In. Discharge Counter Required:  Yes  No


Loading Conditions:


NEMA SG-6: 1/2" Ice, 16 Lb./Sq Ft. Wind on Round Shapes
Equipment Standards


________________________________________________________________________________________


________________________________________________________________________________________


________________________________________________________________________________________
Short Circuit: ____________ Amps (Asymmetrical - N/A If Flexible Bus) Phase Spacing:
__________________

  Class "A"  Class "B"

Deflection Limits:


NEMA SG-6:


________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________

SUGGESTED STRUCTURE CONFIGURATIONS

Voltage Structure Height
Catalog Number (Kv) (H) (Ft.)

3MES-A-69-(H) 69 Specify (H)

3MES-A-115-(H) 115 Specify (H)

3MES-A-138-(H) 138 Specify (H)
3MES-A-161-(H) 161 Specify (H)
3MES-A-230-(H) 230 Specify (H)
3MES-A-345-(H) 345 Specify (H)

* Replace (H) with Structure Height requirement.

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Line Termination Structures
Line Termination Structures
 LINE TERMINATION STRUCTURE
S U B S TAT I O N S A-FRAME TYPE A

Line Termination Structures

PROJECT INFORMATION

Project Name: _______________________________________________________ Date: _______________________

Customer Name:_____________________________________________________________________________________

Structure:____________________________________________________________________________________________

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 LINE TERMINATION STRUCTURE
A-FRAME TYPE A S U B S TAT I O N S

DESIGN SPECIFICATION

KV Rating: _____________________________________ Line Angle: ______________________________________

Height to Sheild Wire (Hs): _______________________ Height to Conductor (Hc): _________________________

Phase Spacing (P):________________ 1/2 Bay Span (S): ________________ Leg Spread (L): __________________

Conductor Information Sheild Wire Information

Type: __________________________________________ Type: ___________________________________________

Weight Span:___________________________________ Weight Span: ____________________________________

Wind Span: ____________________________________ Wind Span: _____________________________________

Loading Information:
Case Number NESC Heavy Extreme Ice Extreme Wind NEMA SG-6
Heavy Medium Light

Shield Wire Tension k/wire k/wire k/wire k/wire

Conductor Tension k/wire k/wire k/wire

k/wire

Wind On Wires psf psf psf 16 psf

Wind On Structure psf psf psf 16 psf

In On Wires ” Radial ” Radial ” Radial .5" Radial

Ice On Structure ” Radial ” Radial ” Radial .5" Radial

Line Angle +/- ° +/- ° +/- ° +/- °

Line Termination Structures

Deflection Limits n/a NEMA SG-6

Overload Factors NESC 1.00

Other Information: ___________________________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________________________________________

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 Voltage Conductor Static Phase Span Leg Spread Conductor Shield Wire Design Design Design
Catalog Number (Kv) Height Height Spacing (S) (Ft) (L) (Ft) Tension Tension Span Conductor Shield Wire
(Hc) (Ft) (Hs) (Ft) (P) (Ft) (Kips) (Kips) (Ft) ACSR EHS
69-AFA-40-15-7-14 69 40 15 7 14 12 5.00 2.50 300 795-1 3/8"-1
69-AFA-50-15-7-14 69 50 15 7 14 16 5.00 2.50 300 795-1 3/8"-1
69-AFA-60-15-7-14 69 60 15 7 14 20 5.00 2.50 300 795-1 3/8"-1
115-AFA-40-15-10-18 115 40 15 10 18 12 5.00 2.50 300 795-1 3/8"-1
115-AFA-50-15-10-18 115 50 15 10 18 16 5.00 2.50 300 795-1 3/8"-1
S U B S TAT I O N S

115-AFA-60-15-10-18 115 60 15 10 18 20 5.00 2.50 300 795-1 3/8"-1

138-AFA-40-18-12-22 138 40 18 12 22 12 6.00 2.50 300 795-1 3/8"-1
138-AFA-50-18-12-22 138 50 18 12 22 16 6.00 2.50 300 795-1 3/8"-1
138-AFA-60-18-12-22 138 60 18 12 22 20 6.00 2.50 300 795-1 3/8"-1
161-AFA-40-18-14-25 161 40 18 14 25 12 6.00 2.50 300 795-1 3/8"-1
161-AFA-50-18-14-25 161 50 18 14 25 16 6.00 2.50 300 795-1 3/8"-1
161-AFA-60-18-14-25 161 60 18 14 25 20 6.00 2.50 300 795-1 3/8"-1
230-AFA-40-25-18-32 230 40 25 18 32 12 8.00 2.50 400 1272-2 3/8"-1
230-AFA-50-25-18-32 230 50 25 18 32 16 8.00 2.50 400 1272-2 3/8"-1
230-AFA-60-25-18-32 230 60 25 18 32 20 8.00 2.50 400 1272-2 3/8"-1
230-AFA-70-25-18-32 230 70 25 18 32 22 8.00 2.50 400 1272-2 3/8"-1
345-AFA-50-30-21-37 345 50 30 21 37 16 10.00 4.00 400 1272-2 7/16"-1
345-AFA-60-30-21-37 345 60 30 21 37 20 10.00 4.00 400 1272-2 7/16"-1
345-AFA-70-30-21-37 345 70 30 21 37 22 10.00 4.00 400 1272-2 7/16"-1
SUGGESTED STRUCTURE CONFIGURATIONS

500-AFA-50-30-34-55 500 50 30 34 55 16 22.00 4.50 500 954-3 7/16"-1

500-AFA-60-30-34-55 500 60 30 34 55 20 22.00 4.50 500 954-3 7/16"-1
500-AFA-70-30-34-55 500 70 30 34 55 22 22.00 4.50 500 954-3 7/16"-1
500-AFA-80-30-34-55 500 80 30 34 55 24 22.00 4.50 500 954-3 7/16"-1
765-AFA-80-35-55-80 765 80 35 55 80 24 24.00 5.00 500 1272-4 1/2"-1
765-AFA-100-35-55-80 765 100 35 55 80 25 24.00 5.00 500 1272-4 1/2"-1

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A-FRAME TYPE A
LINE TERMINATION STRUCTURE

Line Termination Structures

 LINE TERMINATION STRUCTURE
A-FRAME TYPE B S U B S TAT I O N S
Line Termination Structures

PROJECT INFORMATION

Project Name: _______________________________________________________ Date: _______________________

Customer Name:_____________________________________________________________________________________

Structure:____________________________________________________________________________________________

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 LINE TERMINATION STRUCTURE
S U B S TAT I O N S A-FRAME TYPE B

DESIGN SPECIFICATION

KV Rating: _____________________________________ Line Angle: ______________________________________

Height to Sheild Wire (Hs): _______________________ Height to Conductor (Hc): _________________________

Phase Spacing (P):________________ 1/2 Bay Span (S): ________________ Leg Spread (L): __________________

Conductor Information Sheild Wire Information

Type: __________________________________________ Type: ___________________________________________

Weight Span:___________________________________ Weight Span: ____________________________________

Wind Span: ____________________________________ Wind Span: _____________________________________

Loading Information:
Case Number NESC Heavy Extreme Ice Extreme Wind NEMA SG-6
Heavy Medium Light

Shield Wire Tension k/wire k/wire k/wire k/wire

Conductor Tension k/wire k/wire k/wire

k/wire

Wind On Wires psf psf psf 16 psf

Wind On Structure psf psf psf 16 psf

In On Wires ” Radial ” Radial ” Radial .5" Radial

Ice On Structure ” Radial ” Radial ” Radial .5" Radial

Line Angle +/- ° +/- ° +/- ° +/- °

Line Termination Structures

Deflection Limits n/a NEMA SG-6
Overload Factors NESC 1.00

Other Information: ___________________________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________________________________________

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 Line Termination Structures

Voltage Conductor Static Phase Span Leg Spread Conductor Shield Wire Design Design Design
Catalog Number (Kv) Height Height Spacing (S) (Ft) (L) (Ft) Tension Tension Span Conductor Shield Wire

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(Hc) (Ft) (Hs) (Ft) (P) (Ft) (Kips) (Kips) (Ft) ACSR EHS
69-AFB-40-15-7-3.5 69 40 15 7 3.5 12 5.00 2.50 300 795-1 3/8"-1
69-AFB-50-15-7-3.5 69 50 15 7 3.5 16 5.00 2.50 300 795-1 3/8"-1
69-AFB-60-15-7-3.5 69 60 15 7 3.5 20 5.00 2.50 300 795-1 3/8"-1
115-AFB-40-15-10-5 115 40 15 10 5 12 5.00 2.50 300 795-1 3/8"-1
115-AFB-50-15-10-5 115 50 15 10 5 16 5.00 2.50 300 795-1 3/8"-1
115-AFB-60-15-10-5 115 60 15 10 5 20 5.00 2.50 300 795-1 3/8"-1
A-FRAME TYPE B

138-AFB-40-18-12-6 138 40 18 12 6 12 6.00 2.50 300 795-1 3/8"-1

138-AFB-50-18-12-6 138 50 18 12 6 16 6.00 2.50 300 795-1 3/8"-1
138-AFB-60-18-12-6 138 60 18 12 6 20 6.00 2.50 300 795-1 3/8"-1
161-AFB-40-18-14-7 161 40 18 14 7 12 6.00 2.50 300 795-1 3/8"-1
161-AFB-50-18-14-7 161 50 18 14 7 16 6.00 2.50 300 795-1 3/8"-1
161-AFB-60-18-14-7 161 60 18 14 7 20 6.00 2.50 300 795-1 3/8"-1
230-AFB-40-25-18-9 230 40 25 18 9 12 8.00 2.50 400 1272-2 3/8"-1
230-AFB-50-25-18-9 230 50 25 18 9 16 8.00 2.50 400 1272-2 3/8"-1
LINE TERMINATION STRUCTURE

230-AFB-60-25-18-9 230 60 25 18 9 20 8.00 2.50 400 1272-2 3/8"-1

230-AFB-70-25-18-9 230 70 25 18 9 22 8.00 2.50 400 1272-2 3/8"-1
345-AFB-50-30-21-10.5 345 50 30 21 10.5 16 10.00 4.00 400 1272-2 7/16"-1
345-AFB-60-30-21-10.5 345 60 30 21 10.5 20 10.00 4.00 400 1272-2 7/16"-1
345-AFB-70-30-21-10.5 345 70 30 21 10.5 22 10.00 4.00 400 1272-2 7/16"-1
SUGGESTED STRUCTURE CONFIGURATIONS

500-AFB-50-30-34-17 500 50 30 34 17 16 22.00 4.50 500 954-3 7/16"-1

500-AFB-60-30-34-17 500 60 30 34 17 20 22.00 4.50 500 954-3 7/16"-1
500-AFB-70-30-34-17 500 70 30 34 17 22 22.00 4.50 500 954-3 7/16"-1
500-AFB-80-30-34-17 500 80 30 34 17 24 22.00 4.50 500 954-3 7/16"-1
765-AFB-80-35-56-28 765 80 35 56 28 24 24.00 5.00 500 1272-4 1/2"-1
765-AFB-100-35-56-28 765 100 35 56 28 25 24.00 5.00 500 1272-4 1/2"-1

Note: For custom structures, please complete Design Specification.

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S U B S TAT I O N S
 LINE TERMINATION STRUCTURE
S U B S TAT I O N S H-FRAME TYPE A

Line Termination Structures

PROJECT INFORMATION

Project Name: _______________________________________________________ Date: _______________________

Customer Name:_____________________________________________________________________________________

Structure:____________________________________________________________________________________________

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 LINE TERMINATION STRUCTURE
H-FRAME TYPE A S U B S TAT I O N S

DESIGN SPECIFICATION

KV Rating: _____________________________________ Line Angle: ______________________________________

Height to Sheild Wire (Hs): _______________________ Height to Conductor (Hc): _________________________

Phase Spacing (P):________________ 1/2 Bay Span (S): ________________

Conductor Information Sheild Wire Information

Type: __________________________________________ Type: ___________________________________________

Weight Span:___________________________________ Weight Span: ____________________________________

Wind Span: ____________________________________ Wind Span: _____________________________________

Loading Information:
Case Number NESC Heavy Extreme Ice Extreme Wind NEMA SG-6
Heavy Medium Light

Shield Wire Tension k/wire k/wire k/wire k/wire

Conductor Tension k/wire k/wire k/wire

k/wire

Wind On Wires psf psf psf 16 psf

Wind On Structure psf psf psf 16 psf

In On Wires ” Radial ” Radial ” Radial .5" Radial

Ice On Structure ” Radial ” Radial ” Radial .5" Radial

Line Angle +/- ° +/- ° +/- ° +/- °

Line Termination Structures

Deflection Limits n/a NEMA SG-6

Overload Factors NESC 1.00

Other Information: ___________________________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________________________________________

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 Voltage Conductor Static Phase Span Conductor Shield Wire Design Design Design
Catalog Number (Kv) Height Height Spacing (S) (Ft) Tension Tension Span Conductor Shield Wire
(Hc) (Ft) (Hs) (Ft) (P) (Ft) (Kips) (Kips) (Ft) ACSR EHS
69-HFA-40-15-7-14 69 40 15 7 14 3.00 1.50 300 795-1 3/8"-1
69-HFA-50-15-7-14 69 50 15 7 14 3.00 1.50 300 795-1 3/8"-1
69-HFA-60-15-7-14 69 60 15 7 14 3.00 1.50 300 795-1 3/8"-1
115-HFA-40-15-10-18 115 40 15 10 18 3.00 1.50 300 795-1 3/8"-1
115-HFA-50-15-10-18 115 50 15 10 18 3.00 1.50 300 795-1 3/8"-1
115-HFA-60-15-10-18 115 60 15 10 18 3.00 1.50 300 795-1 3/8"-1
S U B S TAT I O N S

138-HFA-40-18-12-22 138 40 18 12 22 4.00 2.00 300 795-1 3/8"-1

138-HFA-50-18-12-22 138 50 18 12 22 4.00 2.00 300 795-1 3/8"-1
138-HFA-60-18-12-22 138 60 18 12 22 4.00 2.00 300 795-1 3/8"-1
161-HFA-40-18-14-25 161 40 18 14 25 4.00 2.00 300 795-1 3/8"-1
161-HFA-50-18-14-25 161 50 18 14 25 4.00 2.00 300 795-1 3/8"-1
161-HFA-60-18-14-25 161 60 18 14 25 4.00 2.00 300 795-1 3/8"-1
230-HFA-40-25-18-32 230 40 25 18 32 4.50 2.50 400 1272-2 3/8"-1
230-HFA-50-25-18-32 230 50 25 18 32 4.50 2.50 400 1272-2 3/8"-1
230-HFA-60-25-18-32 230 60 25 18 32 4.50 2.50 400 1272-2 3/8"-1
230-HFA-70-25-18-32 230 70 25 18 32 4.50 2.50 400 1272-2 3/8"-1
345-HFA-50-30-21-37 345 50 30 21 37 5.00 3.00 400 1272-2 7/16"-1
345-HFA-60-30-21-37 345 60 30 21 37 5.00 3.00 400 1272-2 7/16"-1
345-HFA-70-30-21-37 345 70 30 21 37 5.00 3.00 400 1272-2 7/16"-1
SUGGESTED STRUCTURE CONFIGURATIONS

500-HFA-50-30-34-55 500 50 30 34 55 10.00 3.50 500 954-3 7/16"-1

500-HFA-60-30-34-55 500 60 30 34 55 10.00 3.50 500 954-3 7/16"-1
500-HFA-70-30-34-55 500 70 30 34 55 10.00 3.50 500 954-3 7/16"-1
500-HFA-80-30-34-55 500 80 30 34 55 10.00 3.50 500 954-3 7/16"-1

Note: For custom structures, please complete Design Specification.

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H-FRAME TYPE A
LINE TERMINATION STRUCTURE

Line Termination Structures

 LINE TERMINATION STRUCTURE
H-FRAME TYPE B S U B S TAT I O N S
Line Termination Structures

PROJECT INFORMATION

Project Name: _______________________________________________________ Date: _______________________

Customer Name:_____________________________________________________________________________________

Structure:____________________________________________________________________________________________

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 LINE TERMINATION STRUCTURE
S U B S TAT I O N S H-FRAME TYPE B

DESIGN SPECIFICATION

KV Rating: _____________________________________ Line Angle: ______________________________________

Height to Sheild Wire (Hs): _______________________ Height to Conductor (Hc): _________________________

Phase Spacing (P):________________ 1/2 Bay Span (S): ________________

Conductor Information Sheild Wire Information

Type: __________________________________________ Type: ___________________________________________

Weight Span:___________________________________ Weight Span: ____________________________________

Wind Span: ____________________________________ Wind Span: _____________________________________

Loading Information:
Case Number NESC Heavy Extreme Ice Extreme Wind NEMA SG-6
Heavy Medium Light

Shield Wire Tension k/wire k/wire k/wire k/wire

Conductor Tension k/wire k/wire k/wire

k/wire

Wind On Wires psf psf psf 16 psf

Wind On Structure psf psf psf 16 psf

In On Wires ” Radial ” Radial ” Radial .5" Radial

Ice On Structure ” Radial ” Radial ” Radial .5" Radial

Line Angle +/- ° +/- ° +/- ° +/- °

Line Termination Structures

Deflection Limits n/a NEMA SG-6
Overload Factors NESC 1.00

Other Information: ___________________________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________________________________________

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 Line Termination Structures

Voltage Conductor Static Phase Span Conductor Shield Wire Design Design Design
Catalog Number (Kv) Height Height Spacing (S) (Ft) Tension Tension Span Conductor Shield Wire

S4-12
(Hc) (Ft) (Hs) (Ft) (P) (Ft) (Kips) (Kips) (Ft) ACSR EHS
69-HFB-40-15-7-3.5 69 40 15 7 3.5 3.00 1.50 300 795-1 3/8"-1
69-HFB-50-15-7-3.5 69 50 15 7 3.5 3.00 1.50 300 795-1 3/8"-1
69-HFB-60-15-7-3.5 69 60 15 7 3.5 3.00 1.50 300 795-1 3/8"-1
115-HFB-40-15-10-5 115 40 15 10 5 3.00 1.50 300 795-1 3/8"-1
115-HFB-50-15-10-5 115 50 15 10 5 3.00 1.50 300 795-1 3/8"-1
115-HFB-60-15-10-5 115 60 15 10 5 3.00 1.50 300 795-1 3/8"-1
H-FRAME TYPE A

138-HFB-40-18-12-6 138 40 18 12 6 4.00 2.00 300 795-1 3/8"-1

138-HFB-50-18-12-6 138 50 18 12 6 4.00 2.00 300 795-1 3/8"-1
138-HFB-60-18-12-6 138 60 18 12 6 4.00 2.00 300 795-1 3/8"-1
161-HFB-40-18-14-7 161 40 18 14 7 4.00 2.00 300 795-1 3/8"-1
161-HFB-50-18-14-7 161 50 18 14 7 4.00 2.00 300 795-1 3/8"-1
161-HFB-60-18-14-7 161 60 18 14 7 4.00 2.00 300 795-1 3/8"-1
230-HFB-40-25-18-9 230 40 25 18 9 4.50 2.50 400 1272-2 3/8"-1
230-HFB-50-25-18-9 230 50 25 18 9 4.50 2.50 400 1272-2 3/8"-1
LINE TERMINATION STRUCTURE

230-HFB-60-25-18-9 230 60 25 18 9 4.50 2.50 400 1272-2 3/8"-1

230-HFB-70-25-18-9 230 70 25 18 9 4.50 2.50 400 1272-2 3/8"-1
345-HFB-50-30-21-10.5 345 50 30 21 10.5 5.00 3.00 400 1272-2 7/16"-1
345-HFB-60-30-21-10.5 345 60 30 21 10.5 5.00 3.00 400 1272-2 7/16"-1
345-HFB-70-30-21-10.5 345 70 30 21 10.5 5.00 3.00 400 1272-2 7/16"-1
SUGGESTED STRUCTURE CONFIGURATIONS

500-HFB-50-30-34-17 500 50 30 34 17 10.00 3.50 500 954-3 7/16"-1

500-HFB-60-30-34-17 500 60 30 34 17 10.00 3.50 500 954-3 7/16"-1
500-HFB-70-30-34-17 500 70 30 34 17 10.00 3.50 500 954-3 7/16"-1
500-HFB-80-30-34-17 500 80 30 34 17 10.00 3.50 500 954-3 7/16"-1

Note: For custom structures, please complete Design Specification.

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S U B S TAT I O N S
Special Structures
Special Structures
 LIGHTING MAST STRUCTURE
S U B S TAT I O N S LMS (No Wires Attached)

PROJECT INFORMATION

Project Name: _______________________________________________________ Date: _______________________

Customer Name:_____________________________________________________________________________________
Special Structures

Structure:____________________________________________________________________________________________

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 LIGHTING MAST STRUCTURE
LMS (No Wires Attached) S U B S TAT I O N S

DESIGN SPECIFICATION
Foundation:  Anchor Bolt/Base Pl.  Direct Embed, 10% + 2’ or: _________________________________


Loading Conditions

  Heavy  Medium  Light

NEMA SG-6: 1/2" Ice, 16 Lb./Sq Ft. Wind on Round Shapes


NESC:


Extreme Wind: Wind Speed = _______ MPH or __________ PSF FOS:


________________________________________________________________________________________


________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________

  Class "A"  Class "B"

Deflection Limits


NEMA SG-6:


________________________________________________________________________________________


________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________


Supplemental Attachments


Lamps: Quantity of ______ ______ Foot Elevation


Hand Holes: Quantity of ______ ______ Foot Elevation


Lighting Spire: Length: ________ Special Material:


Special Grounding: ______________________________________________________________________


________________________________________________________________________________________


________________________________________________________________________________________


________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________
Special Structures

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 SHIELD WIRE MAST STRUCTURE
S U B S TAT I O N S SWM

PROJECT INFORMATION

Project Name: _______________________________________________________ Date: _______________________

Customer Name:_____________________________________________________________________________________
Special Structures

Structure:____________________________________________________________________________________________

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 SHIELD WIRE MAST STRUCTURE
SWM S U B S TAT I O N S

DESIGN SPECIFICATION
Overall Height: _______ Ft.
Wire Data: Wire 1 Wire 2 Wire 3 Wire 4
Size: __________________ __________________ __________________ _________________
Span: __________________ __________________ __________________ _________________
Tension: __________________ __________________ __________________ _________________
Line Angle: __________________ __________________ __________________ _________________
Elevation: __________________ __________________ __________________ _________________

Foundation:  Anchor Bolt/Base Pl.  Direct Embed, 10% + 2’ or: __________________________________


Loading Conditions: Provide Sag Tension Run for each Conductor/Wire for accurate results.

  Heavy  Medium  Light

NEMA SG-6: 1/2" Ice, 16 Lb./Sq Ft. Wind on Round Shapes


NESC:


Extreme Wind: Wind Speed = _______ MPH or __________ PSF FOS:


________________________________________________________________________________________


________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________

  Class "A"  Class "B"

Deflection Limits


NEMA SG-6:


Camber Case: ______ % at Everday Loading or


________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________


Supplemental Attachments


Lamps: Quantity of ______ ______ Foot Elevation


Hand Holes: Quantity of ______ ______ Foot Elevation

Lighting Spire: Length: ________ Special


Material:__________________________________________


Special Grounding: ______________________________________________________________________


________________________________________________________________________________________


________________________________________________________________________________________
Special Structures


________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________

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 GROUP OPERATED AIR BREAK
S U B S TAT I O N S SWITCH POLE STRUCTURE GSWP

PROJECT INFORMATION

Project Name: _______________________________________________________ Date: _______________________

Customer Name:_____________________________________________________________________________________
Special Structures

Structure:____________________________________________________________________________________________

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 GROUP OPERATED AIR BREAK
SWITCH POLE STRUCTURE GSWP S U B S TAT I O N S

DESIGN SPECIFICATION
Kv Rating: _______________________________________ BIL Rating: ______________________________________
Description of Equipment: _____________________________________________________________________________

Cut Sheet Provided:  Yes  No (With a Catalog Cut Sheet, Ht., Dia., & Wt. & Mtg. Not Required)
Manufacturer: _______________ Model No:_______________ Type (#/Way): _______________________________

Wire Data - Tap Line Shield Wires Conductors

Size: _____________________________________
Span: ____________________________________
Tension:__________________________________
Line Angle: _______________________________
Elevation: ________________________________
Wire Data - Through Line
Size: _____________________________________
Span: Forward:_______ Back: _______________
Tension:__________________________________
Line Angle: _______________________________
Size: ____________________________________
Span: ___________________________________
Tension: _________________________________
Line Angle:_______________________________
Elevation: ________________________________
Size: ____________________________________
Span: Forward:_______ Back:_______________
Tension: _________________________________
Line Angle:_______________________________

 Freestanding  Guyed:
Elevation: ________________________________ Elevation: ________________________________
Preferred Guy Size: ________________________________________________________

 NESC:  Heavy  Medium  Light

Loading Conditions: Provide Sag Tension Run for each Conductor/Wire for accurate results.



Extreme Wind: Wind Speed = _______ MPH or __________PSF FOS: ______________________


________________________________________________________________________________________
NEMA SG-6: 1/2" Ice, 16 Lb./Sq Ft. Wind on Round Shapes


Deflection Limits:


Height / 50 to top Switch Phase Case w/out OLF’s.
________________________________________________________________________________________

SUGGESTED STRUCTURE CONFIGURATIONS

Rated Sw. Amp SW to Top Phase
Switch Type Rating Pole Height
Catalog Number* Voltage Phase Spacing Spacing
(Kv) (AMP) (H) (Ft) (SW) (Ft) (P) (Ft)
GSWP-691WI-(AMP)-(H) 69 1 Way Inline (AMP) (H) 10 10
GSWP-69-1WS-(AMP)-(H) 69 1 Way Side Mt. (AMP) (H) 10 10
GSWP-69-2WS-(AMP)-(H) 69 2 Way Side Mt. (AMP) (H) 10 10
GSWP-69-3WS-(AMP)-(H) 69 3 Way Side Mt. (AMP) (H) 10 10
GSWP-115-1WI-(AMP)-(H) 115 1 Way Inline (AMP) (H) 14 16
GSWP-115-1WS-(AMP)-(H) 115 1 Way Side Mt. (AMP) (H) 14 16
GSWP-115-2WS-(AMP)-(H) 115 2 Way Side Mt. (AMP) (H) 14 16
GSWP-115-3WS-(AMP)-(H) 115 3 Way Side Mt. (AMP) (H) 14 16
GSWP-138-1WI-(AMP)-(H) 138 1 Way Inline (AMP) (H) 18 20
GSWP-138-1WS-(AMP)-(H) 138 1 Way Side Mt. (AMP) (H) 18 20
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Special Structures

GSWP-138-2WS-(AMP)-(H) 138 2 Way Side Mt. (AMP) (H) 20

GSWP-138-3WS-(AMP)-(H) 138 3 Way Side Mt. (AMP) (H) 18 20
GSWP-161-1WI-(AMP)-(H) 161 1 Way Inline (AMP) (H) 20 24
GSWP-161-1WS-(AMP)-(H) 161 1 Way Side Mt. (AMP) (H) 20 24
GSWP-161-2WS-(AMP)-(H) 161 2 Way Side Mt. (AMP) (H) 20 24
GSWP-161-3WS-(AMP)-(H) 161 3 Way Side Mt. (AMP) (H) 20 24
S5-6 * Replace (AMP) with SW Amp Rating requirement. Replace (H) with Structure Height requirement.
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 LINE TERMINATION-
S U B S TAT I O N S DEAD END-POLE STRUCTURE DEP

PROJECT INFORMATION

Project Name: ____________________________________________ Date: __________________

Special Structures

Customer Name: ____________________________________________________________________

Structure: ___________________________________________________________________________

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 LINE TERMINATION-
DEAD END-POLE STRUCTURE DEP S U B S TAT I O N S

DESIGN SPECIFICATION
Kv Rating: _______________________________________
Wire Data - Tap Line Shield Wires
Size: _____________________________________
Span: ____________________________________
Tension:__________________________________
Line Angle: _______________________________
Elevation: ________________________________
Wire Data - Through Line
Size: _____________________________________
Span: Forward:_______ Back: _______________
Tension:__________________________________
Line Angle: _______________________________
Elevation: ________________________________
BIL Rating: ______________________________________
Conductors
Size: ____________________________________
Span: ___________________________________
Tension: _________________________________
Line Angle:_______________________________
Elevation: ________________________________
Size: ____________________________________
Span: Forward:_______ Back:_______________
Tension: _________________________________
Line Angle:_______________________________
Elevation: ________________________________

 Freestanding  Guyed: Preferred Guy Size: ________________________________________________________

Foundation:  Anchor Bolt/Base Pt.  Direct Embed, 10% +2’ or: _____________________________________

  Heavy  Medium  Light

Loading Conditions: Provide Sag Tension Run for each Conductor/Wire for accurate results.


NESC:


Extreme Wind: Wind Speed = _______ MPH or __________PSF FOS:


_____________________________________________________________________________________


_____________________________________________________________________________________


_____________________________________________________________________________________
NEMA SG-6: 1/2" Ice, 16 Lb./Sq Ft. Wind on Round Shapes


Deflection Limits:

  Class "A"  Class "B"

Chamber Case: ______ % at Everyday Loading


NEMA SG-6:
_____________________________________________________________________________________


Supplemental Attachments:


Lamps: Quantity of _____ _____ Foot Elevation


Hand Holes: Quantity of _____ _____ Foot Elevation


Stand Off Insulators: ___________________________________________________________________


Teminators: _____________________________________________________________________________


Surge Arresters: _________________________________________________________________________


_____________________________________________________________________________________


_____________________________________________________________________________________
Special Structures


_____________________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________________

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