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Power
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Transmission & Distribution
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Design & Engineering
Location
Maharashtra, India
This project involved engineering design for reorientation of an existing 220 kV double circuit transmission line corridor. The scope included detailed surveys across approximately 2 kilometres of mangrove terrain, foundation engineering for creek crossings and structural design of transmission towers to suit constrained and environmentally sensitive conditions.
The assignment covered design of 5 new 220 kV double circuit towers and pile foundation design for 2 creek crossing locations. Delta configuration was adopted to optimise conductor spacing and reduce overall tower height. The maximum tower height was limited to 48.5 metres, which is 7.1 metres lower than conventional designs for similar voltage levels.
The design also focused on reducing the number of unique tower types by ensuring compatibility across locations, thereby simplifying fabrication, logistics and erection activities while maintaining structural safety.
TCE's Scope
TCE provided detailed design engineering consultancy, including review of survey data, pile foundation design with rock socketing for creek locations, structural analysis and optimisation of tower configuration. The scope also included constructability assessment to ensure feasibility of erection in mangrove and creek environments.
Impact
The optimised tower and foundation design enabled overhead line implementation in ecologically sensitive terrain while reducing structural quantities and construction complexity. The solution improved feasibility of transmission line reorientation, reduced overall tower height and supported environmentally responsible execution.
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