Transmission Line Design and Conductor Objectives Sample Clauses

Transmission Line Design and Conductor Objectives. ❖ Structure framing and material descriptions ➢ The substation rebuild necessary to accommodate the New Colony Wind project requires reconstruction of the existing substation conductor and shield wire get-a- ways. A combination of single pole guyed wood structures and two pole wood H- frame structures are estimated for installation at this site to permit attachment to the new substation deadend terminals and to meet requirements of NWE design standards and the National Electric Safety Code. ➢ The existing 7-strand #8 copper transmission line conductor on the Rainbow to Two Dot 100 kV Line will be left in place looking toward Kings Hill from Martinsdale, while new 336.4 MCM ACSR conductor will be installed on the Two Dot side of Martinsdale to accommodate line relocation up to the new substation terminal deadend structures. ➢ The 100 kV shoe-fly shall be installed as single-pole guyed wood structures, consisting of three SDDECG6G2 type framings on a centerline of approximately 600 ft in length. 336.4 MCM ACSR conductor will be installed in the shoe-fly. Shield wire will not be installed on the temporary shoe-fly alignment. The shoe-fly will be tied into the existing 44.8 mile 100 kV line segment between Kings Hill and the Two Dot Substation while the line is de-energized. ❖ Material Procurement NWE will procure all material necessary for new and replacement facilities defined as NWE ownership. ❖ Cost Estimate Reference the Transmission Network Facilities detailed cost estimate spreadsheet for the transmission line and shoe-fly cost estimates. ❖ Transmission Facility Time Line The lead-time necessary for survey, design, material procurement, delivery and installation of the 100 kV transmission line facilities and shoe-fly construction is approximately 20 weeks.
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