The transmission line corridor refers to the strip-shaped area under the line that extends to both sides with a specified width along the side conductor of the high-voltage overhead power line. In this area, the public is allowed to enter or engage in essential agricultural and other restricted production activities.
DetailsUHV AC transmission refers to AC transmission of 1000 kV and above, which has outstanding advantages such as large transmission capacity, long distance, low loss, and small footprint.
DetailsHigh voltage lines usually refer to transmission lines that carry voltages above 10kV. According to GB/T 2900.50-2008, definition 2.1 stipulates that high voltage usually does not include 1000V. The voltage levels of China's domestic high-voltage transmission lines are generally divided into: 35kV, 110kV, 220kV, 330kV, 500kV, 750kV, etc.
DetailsUHV transmission is the most advanced transmission technology in the world. We all know that electricity is transmitted by wires. We use electricity everywhere in our homes, factories, shops, schools, and hospitals, all of which are imported through the grid. Electricity in the grid is generated from power plants. We may or may not have seen power plants, and that's okay because most of them are built far away from us. To transmit the electricity from the power plant to the grid, and then through the grid to our homes, factories, shops, schools, and hospitals, this is "power transmission".
DetailsUnderground transmission lines refers to laying wires underground to transmit electric energy and expand the space above the ground. Underground transmission lines refer to the general term for electric power cables laid underground.
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