在 2001年5月24日星期四UTC+8下
8时20分09秒，Charles Perry写道：
> By ABC do you mean 4 conductors, 3 of which are partially insulated (not
> insulated for full voltage) and separated by insulating spacers? If so (we
> called in Hendrix cable where I worked ---a brand I think), we are fast
> replacing it all. I worked for a large US utility (7 states, 3 million+
> customers, 30,000+ MW of generation). The insulation on the cables cracks
> with age. You end up with corona at all of the spacers. Radio and
> television interference problems are common and attaching additional
> transformers is difficult. All this adds up to one thing, replacement. We
> went with armless construction when replacing ours.
>
> BTW, all of the hendrix we had was either 4 kV (very little) or 12.47 kV.
>
> Charles Perry P.E.
>
> "Michael Müller" wrote in message
> news:9eioq8$93m$01$1@news.t-online.com...
> > Electrical distribution networks can be installed as overhead lines or
> > underground cable. In rural agreas all over the world have been installed
> > Aerial Bundled Conductors, as an alternative between the two standard
> > solutions, since 1975.
> > I need to know some statistics about the length of installed ABS lines per
> > year, and the amount of applied tap-connections, for each country of the
> > world. Can anybody help?
> >
> > Thanks in advance!
> >
> >
> >
> >
Hello,Charles,nice to meet you here !You mentioned you work for US utility.Our
factory specially manufactures ABC cables,wit best prices.Would you send ABC
inquiry to me?
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