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Reduction of wind load on power line due to angle of wind

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gwillis33

Electrical
Aug 18, 2015
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NESC 252B.3 indicates you should reduce the wind load on a power line due to the angle of the wind to line. sag10 has no place to allow for that wind angle. Is this something to be concerned about? Thanks.
 
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I am not familiar with that code, but wind can blow from any direction.
 
Yes I know wind can blow from any direction, hence the provision in that standard. Other standards say the same thing - reduce wind according to the angle between the wind and the line. Other overhead software like Poles 'n' Wires does allow for the angle of wind to line, but I can't seen any equivalent in sag10. Just wondering if any other users of sag10 have any suggestion, or do you not worry about it.
 
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