The sag calculation supports the comparison of several scenarios and gives you the results in a report.
Additional points of interest, e.g. above streets, can be set freely (as table columns). Strings and connected conductors are detected as additional loads and only need to be specified. Additional loads e.g. weights or pantograph contacts can be set freely along the bundles.
Mass dependent, temperature dependent forces and additional loads - caused by the weather e.g. wind, ice as well as wind on ice - can be taken into consideration in the sag calculation.
The weather conditions can be set in primtech quickly and easily for both the whole substation, as well as the parts of the substation. Since all the available values are read directly from the primtech information model and the conductor connections are grouped automatically, the need for you to input parameters is reduced to a minimum.
This table contains the calculated temperature dependent sag values for the desired points on the wire and loads as well as the respective occurring conductor tensile forces. The table further displays horizontal and vertical forces on the anchor points.
The installation table, which is needed for the installation of the conductor, is also created by primtech. In the installation table, additional loads are not taken into consideration so that the installer can read the respective sag or tensile forces depending on the temperature.
The results and tables are displayed quickly and clearly after each calculation. You can then output the results to an Excel table.
primtech supports the comparison of several scenarios, e.g. for different conductor specifications, in order to optimize the design of the substation. This can be done by just copying an already defined scenario and adjusting the relevant values so as to compare the calculation results.
We have been able to act even more quickly since we introduced primtech. Shorter and shorter lead times have been possible, not just in marketing, but particularly in the design and construction cycle.