IEEE 1724 2011

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IEEE Guide for the Preparation of a Transmission Line Design Criteria Document

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IEEE	2011	32

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New IEEE Standard – Active. A suggested outline for information that should be included in a design criteria for overhead transmission lines is presented in this guide. This guide is not a design criteria or a design manual, it is a listing of the information that is required during the design of a transmission line, and provides guidance for line designers in the collection and documentation of how the line was designed; including the sources of information used in design and the design approach used.

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PDF Pages	PDF Title
1	IEEE Std 1724™-2011 Front cover
3	Title page
6	Introduction
7	Notice to users Laws and regulations Copyrights Updating of IEEE documents Errata
8	Interpretations Patents
9	Participants
12	Contents
13	IMPORTANT NOTICE 1. Overview 1.1 Scope 1.2 Purpose
14	2. General overview and summary 2.1 Project name, voltage, date, length, location, etc. 2.2 Applicable codes and standards used in the design 2.2.1 Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) requirements 2.2.2 State, Federal, or Local regulations 2.3 Physical details 2.3.1 Wire sizes and compositions
15	2.3.2 Insulator types and configuration 2.3.3 Structure material, description, and configuration 2.3.4 Foundation material and types
16	2.3.5 Conductor accessories 2.3.6 Vibration protection methods 3. Climate 3.1 Wind experience in the project area
17	3.2 Ice experience in the project area 3.3 Combined ice and wind loading in the project area 3.4 Unusual climatology (tornados, hurricanes, extreme ice, and microbursts)
18	3.5 Pollution levels and sources 4. Electrical design criteria 4.1 Code clearances
19	4.1.1 Clearances to buildings and ground 4.1.2 Electrical clearances to structures 4.1.3 Insulation coordination for suspension insulators
20	4.1.4 Lightning performance 4.1.5 Shielding 4.1.6 Grounding 4.1.7 Galloping conductors 4.2 Clearance buffers for design clearances
21	4.3 Structure spotting on design maps 4.4 Ampacity ratings and ampacity rating criteria 4.5 Corona and field effects
22	5. Structural design criteria 5.1 Conductor and conductor support hardware
23	5.1.1 Conductor tension limits 5.1.2 Insulators
24	5.1.3 Support hardware 5.1.4 Conductor accessories
25	5.2 Guys and hardware 5.2.1 Guy strand 5.2.2 Guy hardware and anchors 5.3 Structures 5.3.1 Strength reduction factors
26	5.4 Loads and load factors 5.4.1 Wind load cases 5.4.2 Ice load cases
27	5.4.3 Combined wind and ice load cases 5.4.4 Broken wire and unbalanced ice loads 5.4.5 Construction and maintenance loads 5.5 Structure design loads 5.5.1 Tangent and suspension angle structures
28	5.5.2 Strain and dead-end structures
29	5.5.3 Containment structures
30	5.5.4 Guying 5.6 Foundation design 5.6.1 Loads and load factors 5.6.2 Compression/uplift foundations
31	5.6.3 Moment foundations
32	Annex A (informative) Bibliography