Hendrix Spacer Cable



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Hendrix Spacer Cable What is Spacer Cable? Covered Conductor Withstands temporary branch contact Eliminates temporary faults Protects wildlife Less clearance issues Compact Configuration Multiple Circuits Substation Exits Long Runs/less voltage drop Messenger Mechanical Strength Long Spans Physical Shield Lightning Shield Wire System Neutral Greater Reliability Less Tree Trimming

4 Reasons to use Spacer Cable Lower Project Costs Lower O&M Costs Public Relations and Green Initiatives Hendrix Support Services

Lower Project Costs: Under builds Bare wire under build Change out every pole cost of $3k each Taller poles cost $200 additional each Transfer existing cost of $50k/mile Transfer communications cost $10k/mile Spacer under build NO pole change outs NO Transfer costs Savings of $75 - $175k/mile

Lower Project Costs: Under builds Double circuit Bare Wire Transmission under build 1 or 2 intermediate poles per span at cost of $3k each Intermediate poles require additional R/W requirements cost??$ Some Transmission pole change outs cost $10k each Double circuit spacer transmission under build NO intermediate poles NO transmission pole change outs NO R/W requirements SPACER cable option is $75 - $100k less per mile than bare wire

Lower Project Costs: Back up feed to Hospital URD directional boring, Road crossings, urban obstacles cost $2MM Bare Wire: Not an option, narrow route through heavily treed/park areas. Spacer: Savings $1.5MM

Lower Project Costs: Substation Exits Bare wire exit Separate pole line for each circuit 1 acre additional real estate Reliability risk at feeders Dip poles in sub for clearance issues Spacer Cable Exit 3 circuits on one pole line No dip poles Less real estate Reliable feeders Cost Savings = $75 - $150k

Lower Project Costs: Additional Sub exit Bare wire cost estimate $300k (converting to triple circuit) Spacer Cable Under build: Project came in at < 30% of original budget

Lower Project Costs: Improving Reliability Worst performing circuit even after converting to tree wire. Option 1 URD cost $2MM heavy tree casualties Option 2 tree trimming - $600k short term fix with public resistance Option 3: Spacer Cable NO tree trimming Good Public relations Total cost < $500k Now best performing circuit

Lower Project Costs: Improving Reliability Poor performing circuit along busy, narrow road with little R/W space Option 1 URD Cost $1MM Option 2 Spacer Cable, Significant improvement in reliability Cost $300k

Lower Project Costs: Power Plant 12 circuits Cost $2MM URD option $7MM

Lower Project Costs: Power plant exits in urban setting Bare Wire not feasible Triple circuit through alleyway Savings over URD option = several million $$

Lower Project Costs: 4kV conversion to 15kV Bare wire presented NESC clearance issues URD estimate = $4MM Spacer = $300k total Converted in 4 weekends

Lower Project Costs: lake crossing Option 1 submarine cable cost $1MM Option 2 build around shoreline cost $800k Option 3 - Spacer cable 1,600 span cost $75k

Lower Project Costs The cost of covering the cable can be easily offset with real world concerns such as ROW acquisition concerns, project approval costs, reduced need for poles, less clearance issues, and more direct routes.

Lower O&M Costs

Lower O&M Costs: Reduced Outages Temporary Tree contact does not cause outages System strength keeps the circuit operating Wildlife will not short out the system

Lower O&M Costs: reduced outages 18 16 14 12 10 8 6 4 2 0 Open Wire Spacer Cable Animal Lightning Tree Other Spacer Cable reduces non equipment related outages by 75%

Lower O&M Costs: Less Tree Trimming Conventional Bare Wire Hendrix Spacer Cable Compact construction, placement flexibility, and the ability to withstand temporary ground contact reduces the amount of branches that must be trimmed and extends trim cycles. Savings = 50%-80%

Lower Operating Costs: Voltage Drop Problem Long run start up voltage problem with large electric motor Option 1-1 re conductor with 954kcmil bare wire Voltage fluctuation = 6.97% Minimum Voltage = 112.7 Option 2 spacer Voltage fluctuation = 4.79% Minimum voltage = 116.9

Lower O&M costs: Reduced Voltage Drop The close spacing of the phase conductors results in lower total line impedance and reduced voltage drop

Lower O&M Costs: $/mile Tree Trimming Outages Voltage drop (20% load) Reliability penalties Total Annual Savings Total System $600 $750 $430 $? $1780 Worst 20% of the circuits $2400 $3000 $430 $? $5830

Public Relations and Green Initiatives Less vegetation removal Reduced Tree trimming Less outages Improved Aesthetics Improved power quality Wildlife protection Avoiding sensitive areas Lower Carbon Footprint Recyclable material

Public Relations: Power Quality Cable covering protects circuit from momentary outages

Green Initiatives: Avoiding sensitive areas The ability to span long distances makes it easy to cross freeways, lakes, marshes, gorges, etc Poles can be placed to minimize disruption to the environment

Green Initiatives: Protecting raptors and wildlife Cable covering eliminates areas where animals can be electrocuted between phases or phase and ground

Green Initiatives: Reducing your right of way clearance by 20 feet for one mile can result in up to 6.5 tons of carbon dioxide being removed from the atmosphere every year All Hendrix polymer components are made of 100% No.2 HDPE Recyclable Plastic

Hendrix Support Services

Hendrix Support Services Hendrix will kit cable and accessories for shipment to the jobsite. Cut to length cable saves installation time and reduces scrap, saving 10% or more on project costs. Inventory and warehousing costs can be eliminated, saving up to 17% of the cost of the material. Spacer Cable Accessory stock is maintained at Hendrix Spacer Cable installation equipment is available for rental or sale free to first time users

Hendrix Support Services Design Support: : Hendrix will work with your Engineers to help design your Spacer Cable System-free. Conductor sizing, pole loading, layout, sag and tension, guying, protection, BOM, cost estimates, and installation equipment needs. Training and Advisory Services. We will work with your planners, designers, line crews or contractorson line, in the classroom, or in the field. First time users are provided with on site installation advisory services free of charge.

Hendrix Support Services Application Flyers: Helps determine where Spacer Cable can add the most value on your system Product Catalog: Details on each component Design Guide: Technical information for the System Design Engineer Installation Guides and Video: Step by step instructions on how to install a Spacer Cable System Construction Drawings: Standard pole top drawings with layout dimensions and bill of material-for putting directly into your standards.

Hendrix Support Services Design-Build full turnkey capabilities Site evaluation System design Construction Management Quality Assurance Project Management Take advantage of Hendrix 50+ years of Spacer Cable design, application, and installation knowledge

Hendrix Spacer Cable What is Spacer Cable? Covered Conductor Withstands temporary branch contact Eliminates temporary faults Protects wildlife Less clearance issues Compact Configuration Multiple Circuits Substation Exits Long Runs/less voltage drop Messenger Mechanical Strength Long Spans Physical Shield Lightning Shield Wire System Neutral Greater Reliability Less Tree Trimming

Support documentation Voltage drop: See Brian Trager for calculations of voltage drop savings. He used u the conductor size in the chart and assumed a 20% load note that the calculation is based on amperage so savings will go up with the square of the current. Tree Trimming: Assumes $1200/mile and a 50% savings Outages: Assumes a $2000 cost per outage (office, truck and crew w prep, travel, on site, etc). Assumes 0.5 outages per mile per year and d a 75% reduction in outages