Difference between revisions of "Double circuit line"

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(New page: Double circuit line is a transmission line having two separate circuits. Note that because each power line carries three-phase power, at least six conductors, three per circuit, are requ...)
 
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Double circuit line is a transmission line having two separate circuits.  
 
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Note that because each power line carries three-phase power, at least six conductors, three per circuit, are required.
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Note that because each power line carries three-phase power, at least six conductors, three per circuit, are required, and the number must actually treble for every extra circuit added.
 
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Revision as of 18:36, August 27, 2007

Double circuit line is a transmission line having two separate circuits.

Note that because each power line carries three-phase power, at least six conductors, three per circuit, are required, and the number must actually treble for every extra circuit added.