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Transmission Line Design Considerations Quiz

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What are the goals of transmission line design?

To minimize the cost of transmission lines

To develop a simple model for transmission lines (correct)

To eliminate the need for insulators

To maximize the supply of aluminum

What are the most common methods for transfer of electric power?

Underground (AC) and Underground (DC)

Overhead (AC) and Overhead (DC)

Underwater (AC or DC) and Overland (AC or DC)

Overhead (AC or DC) and Underground (AC or DC) (correct)

What does ACSR stand for in the context of transmission line conductors?

Aluminum Core Steel-Reinforced

Aluminum Coated Steel-Ring

Aluminum Conductor Steel-Reinforced (correct)

Aluminum Core Steel-Ring

Why has aluminum replaced copper as the most common conductor metal for overhead transmission?

Lower cost, lighter weight, and more supply of aluminum available Signup and view all the answers

What does ACSR consist of?

Layers of aluminum strands surrounding a central core of steel strands Signup and view all the answers

An overhead transmission line consists of conductors, insulators, support structures, and shield wires in most cases.

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ACSR stands for Aluminum Core Steel-Reinforced.

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Aluminum has replaced copper as the most common conductor metal for overhead transmission due to its heavier weight.

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The most common methods for the transfer of electric power are Overhead AC, Underground DC, and Overhead DC.

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The ACSR conductor type consists of layers of aluminum strands surrounding a central core of steel strands.

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Transmission Line Design Considerations Quiz

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Questions and Answers

What are the goals of transmission line design?

What are the most common methods for transfer of electric power?

What does ACSR stand for in the context of transmission line conductors?

Why has aluminum replaced copper as the most common conductor metal for overhead transmission?

What does ACSR consist of?

An overhead transmission line consists of conductors, insulators, support structures, and shield wires in most cases.

ACSR stands for Aluminum Core Steel-Reinforced.

Aluminum has replaced copper as the most common conductor metal for overhead transmission due to its heavier weight.

The most common methods for the transfer of electric power are Overhead AC, Underground DC, and Overhead DC.

The ACSR conductor type consists of layers of aluminum strands surrounding a central core of steel strands.

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