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ASCE - MOP 113

Substation Structure Design Guide

active, Most Current
Organization: ASCE
Publication Date: 1 January 2023
Status: active
Page Count: 345
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PURPOSE

Substation and switchyard structures are used to support above-grade components and electrical equipment such as cable bus, rigid bus, and strain bus conductors; switches; surge arresters; insulators; and others. Substation and switchyard structures can be fabricated from angles that form chords, trusses, and braced frames. Wide flanges, tubes (round, square, and rectangular), pipes, and polygonal tubes (straight or tapered) are also used in substation structures. The common materials that are utilized are concrete, steel, aluminum, and wood.

This chapter provides an overview of electrical equipment, identifies the various components and structure types, and describes structure configurations. Photographs of selected substation structures and equipment are also included in this section. The photographs are shown for reference and pictorial purposes only, and inclusion of any equipment is not meant to be an endorsement of any manufacturer. The structures shown are not necessarily representative of all engineering applications and support types to be utilized.

Document History

MOP 113
January 1, 2023
Substation Structure Design Guide
PURPOSE Substation and switchyard structures are used to support above-grade components and electrical equipment such as cable bus, rigid bus, and strain bus conductors; switches; surge arresters;...
January 1, 2008
Substation Structure Design Guide
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