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Systems for preventing icing on existing overhead power line conductors and ground wires

Farzaneh et al., 2022

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3558692194087812133
Author
Farzaneh M
Chisholm W
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Techniques for Protecting Overhead Lines in Winter Conditions: Dimensioning, Icephobic Surfaces, De-Icing Strategies

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Atmospheric icing and its accretion on power transmission lines may cause considerable damage to power networks in cold climate regions. In this chapter, some of the fundamental mechanical and thermodynamic properties of ice and snow are presented, which will help …
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