Czy wolisz polską wersję strony elektroda?
Nie, dziękuję Przekieruj mnie tamopornik7 wrote:But the author is concerned with the lines 20 kV not 15, 30, 110, 220 or 400 kV.
I am afraid you will not find the identified 20 kV lines anywhere. And two more things, the operating voltage of the line should be distinguished from its construction and insulation used.
they have knowledge but only for business purposes and for themselves.Enpro wrote:but they are not publicly available and I am bound by professional secrecy.
opornik7 wrote:I am afraid you will not find the identified 20 kV lines anywhere.
zbich70 wrote:I will have to sit on this website longer because I do not understand everything.You can find something here.
perch wrote:Looking at this map, it does not fully reflect the reality. For example, there is no single MV line running parallel to another at a distance of about 400 meters. I don't see 110 kV line there either.https://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=15/50.7576/16.0659
This map also shows power lines and their stations.
Enpro wrote:I do not want to get business secrets from anyone. Just such a simple curiosity comparable to the curiosity of a lady of a good age sitting still at the window.resistor7 wrote:
But the author is talking about 20 kV lines, not 15, 30, 110, 220 or 400 kV.
I'm afraid you won't find the identified 20 kV lines anywhere. And two more things, the operating voltage of the line should be distinguished from its construction and insulation used.
They are definitely in Lower Silesia and there are full documentation to which I partially have access but are not generally accessible and I am bound by professional secrecy.
Jerzykowski wrote:
Looking at this map, it does not fully reflect the reality. For example, there is no single MV line running parallel to another at a distance of about 400 meters. I don't see 110 kV line there either.
