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Return Periods and Cost Considerations

Summary

Return periods are a tool that the transmission line engineer can use to turn up or down the reliability of a line design. When should a higher return period be selected? How do you design a line for a higher return period? What are the cost implications of doing so? This presentation will provide an overview of how to design a transmission line for a higher return period as well as how to estimate the additional cost associated with increasing the return period.

Speakers

Joe Brown, PE

Senior Civil Engineer

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Joe is responsible for transmission line criteria development, cost estimates, preliminary design, detailed design, quality control, proposal development and construction support for distribution voltages up to and including 138-kV.

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