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13.5-Mile 115kV Energized Line Rebuild

Located in Rhode Island

  • Capability
    • Distributed Power, Renewable & Industrial
  • Completion 2024

Project Overview

In 2024, we executed a 115kV energized line rebuild for our utility client in Rhode Island to support the anticipated increase in energy output from the Revolution Wind project. The work included drilling, foundations, environmental matting support services (tooling and equipment), and energized transmission work and reconductoring.

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Project Scope of Work Included:

  • Upgrading Existing Assets Along a 13.5-mile 115kV Line
  • Replacement of 148 Wooden Structures with Engineered Steel Structures, Replacement of Conductors and Shield Wire
  • Utilizing Advanced Technology Such as Robotic Arms for Safety and Efficiency
  • Replace Existing Steel Shield Wire With OPGW
  • Drill Direct-Embedded Holes for New CMPs at Each Location For 127 Structures
  • Install 47 Concrete Foundations For 19 New Structures

Challenges and Results

The proximity of the 115kV line to two other energized posed a unique challenge. We used safety protocols to execute environmental matting and transmission work on one of the adjacent lines several months prior.

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Project Overview

In 2024, we executed a 115kV energized line rebuild for our utility client in Rhode Island to support the anticipated increase in energy output from the Revolution Wind project. The work included drilling, foundations, environmental matting support services (tooling and equipment), and energized transmission work and reconductoring.

Explore Project Details

Project Scope of Work Included:

  • Upgrading Existing Assets Along a 13.5-mile 115kV Line
  • Replacement of 148 Wooden Structures with Engineered Steel Structures, Replacement of Conductors and Shield Wire
  • Utilizing Advanced Technology Such as Robotic Arms for Safety and Efficiency
  • Replace Existing Steel Shield Wire With OPGW
  • Drill Direct-Embedded Holes for New CMPs at Each Location For 127 Structures
  • Install 47 Concrete Foundations For 19 New Structures

Challenges and Results

The proximity of the 115kV line to two other energized posed a unique challenge. We used safety protocols to execute environmental matting and transmission work on one of the adjacent lines several months prior.

Previous
Riggs Distler 10 16 23 186
Riggs Distler 10 16 23 224
Photo Jan 27 2023, 10 42 37 Am
Next
Previous Riggs Distler 10 16 23 186 Riggs Distler 10 16 23 224 Photo Jan 27 2023, 10 42 37 Am Next
Previous 0 1 2 Next