What is the machine power line?

Exaggerated line is a conductive line used to transmit power from the generating station to the final target. This power distribution method can be highly cost -effective and efficient, allowing the tool to satisfy the needs of customers as cheaply as possible. The tools are responsible for installation and service on machine power lines, including decreases in customer services. Before performing any work around the lines that are the responsibility of usefulness, it is advisable to call any security measures and to terminate energy if necessary. The metal can be treated to help resist corrosion, but is often left non -insulated, as the insulation of the lines would significantly increase their costs. In regions where there are concerns about contact with rows, as in heavily wooded places where it is difficult to keep the trees cleaned, wires can be slightly wrapped, but are not fully insulated. At each power pole, the insulators limit the contact between living lines and the pole. In the caseH, when insulation is applied, the upper electrical lines can be connected directly to the pole without insulators. The tool installs the wires high enough to prevent vehicles, residences, etc.

Utility generally recommend that customers remain at least 10 feet (about 3 meters) from the upper power plant. These conductors carry very high tension and can be extremely dangerous because electricity is constantly looking for the path of the least resistance to the ground. Something like a ladder, a tent pole or a human body can create an excellent conductor that can cause serious injuries or murmur in some voltages. If the upper power plant falls, it should be avoided until the tool can confirm that it is turned off, and people should report fallen trees and other risks around the shot down or endangered overheads.

Constant control and maintenance is necessary to maintain the upper line in good work. Public workersCH services may have to cut off trees and other risks regularly and also check the condition of utilities to determine when they may need to exchange. Public service customers should report anything unusual to notice around the upper power plant, including an abnormal cracking or buzzing sound, flames, etc.