Waist tower

A delta mast is an electricity pylon, whose Traverse is supported by a V-shaped fork, so in the middle of the traverse is room for a ladder rope.

Delta masts are usually only for a circuit, occasionally used for two circuits up to 765 kV.

In the United States, France, Spain, Italy and the former Yugoslavia, this design is common, while in Germany moved to Delta masts high-voltage lines are rare. Due to their high stability, but they are also occasionally used in Austria and Switzerland.

Examples

Germany

  • 20 kV line Bad Neustadt - Mellrichstadt (only guy masts )
  • 20 kV Danube crossing at winery
  • 20 kV Danube crossing at Gelbersdorf
  • 110 kV line Meitingen -Memmingen
  • Switching of the power plants Lingen ( Ems)
  • 220 kV line Saarwellingen - Fraulautern
  • 220 kV line Ensdorf - Saint Avold
  • 220 kV line Saint Avold - break ( endpoints in France, runs partly on German territory )
  • 220 kV line Farge - Alfstedt Castle (from New Churches )
  • 110 kV line branch Hattorf - Herzberg am Harz
  • 110 kV line Schwerin Güstrow

Switzerland

  • 380 kV line Sils- Soazza
  • Gotthard line
  • Lukmanier line

By function: Pylon | Abspannmast | Far Abspannmast | Verdrillmast | Junction mast | credits Portal | finishers | Pole transformer | Pole isolator

By Material: Wooden Mast | concrete poles | steel tube mast | lattice boom

On the arrangement of conductors: Portal Mast | Delta mast | A Bene mast | Danube mast | three-level pole | tons Mast | fir mast

According to site: roof rack | intersection mast

By purpose: Rail power pole | Catenary Mast | Hybrid mast | Telephone Pole | telegraph pole

  • Design ( pylon )
Adelsried Transmission tower Dead-end tower Long-distance anchor pylon Transposition tower Branch pylon Termination pylon Distribution transformer Switch pylon Concrete pylon Lattice steel pylon H-frame tower Single-level pylon Three-level pylon Crossing pylon Traction current pylon Hybrid pylon Utility pole
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