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Practical Network Transmission Planning

Martin P. Clark

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This chapter covers two aspects of transmission network planning. It first describes the electrical engineering design guidelines usually laid out in a formal network ‘transmission plan’. It then goes on to discuss the general administrative and operational practicalities of ‘lining-up’ and operating a transmission network.

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This chapter covers two aspects of transmission network planning. It first describes the electrical engineering design guidelines usually laid out in a formal network ‘transmission plan’. It then goes on to discuss the general administrative and operational practicalities of ‘lining-up’ and operating a transmission network.

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This chapter covers two aspects of transmission network planning. It first describes the electrical engineering design guidelines usually laid out in a formal network ‘transmission plan’. It then goes on to discuss the general administrative and operational practicalities of ‘lining-up’ and operating a transmission network.

Key concepts: Transmission network, Transmission (telecommunications), Plan (archaeology), Network planning and design, Network resource planning, Computer science, Computer network, Systems engineering

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