DE:Tag:power=portal

power=portal
Beschreibung
Ein portalartiger Leitungsstützpunkt für die Verlegung von Leitungen in Schaltanlagen 
Gruppe: Energie
Für diese Elemente
Sinnvolle Kombinationen
Status: in Benutzung

Ein  Abspannportal ist ein portalartiger Leitungsstützpunkt für die Verlegung (Abspannung) von Leitungen in Schaltanlagen wie etwa einem Umspannwerk. Sie haben zwei oder mehr Stützen. Die Hochspannungsleitungen verlaufen zwischen den Stützen.

If some cables are outside them, it's a h-frame tower and power=tower + design=h-frame should be used. (en)

Standard

Verschiedene Keys können die Eigenschaften von Abspannportalen genauer spezifizieren.

Tag Value Beschreibung Recommendation
powerportalAbspannportalobligatorisch
refPortal reference Power portal reference as seen in situationoptional
heightheightThe height of the portal from the groundoptional
operatoroperatorThe power portal operator's name.recommended
structurelattice, tubular or solidThe structure pattern of the portaloptional
designportal designThe generic design name of the portal without any designer internal referenceoptional
design:refportal design referenceThe design reference of the portal. Most of the time operator's internal references. See F44 for example in France.optional
materialmaterialThe material which the portal is made of.optional
colourportal colourThe colours of the protal, separated with a ; .optional

Mapping as a

Portals can be supported by more than 2 legs. It is possible to map them as when necessarily and relevant.

Here are two examples of the same situation to show how the two way of mapping work.

Case in picture Location Comments Tags
FranceA power portal in an outside power substation and carrying a 225 kV bay line. Mapped as a
A power portal in an outside power substation and carrying a 225 kV bay line. Mapped as a and using power=insulator to link the power line to it.

For the portal :

And on the at the connection between power line and portal :

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