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Number of wires per power cable. "single" (1), "double" (2), "triple" (3) or "quad" (4).
Power
Used combinations in
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To describe the number of wires (better: conductors) per power cable (better: bundle conductor) of an overhead power line.
Values
Possible values are:
- One wire (no bundle): wires=single
- Two wires: wires=double
- Tree wires: wires=triple
- Four wires: wires=quad
Other values are created by appending the phrase 'fold' after the numeral:
- Five wires: wires=fivefold
- Eight wires: wires=eightfold
Example
The photo on the right shows an example of wires=double. You see three cables each with two wires.
| count | Picture | tag |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | wires=single | |
| 2 | |
wires=double |
| 3 | |
wires=triple |
| 4 | |
wires=quad |
| 5 | |
wires=fivefold |
| 6 | |
wires=sixfold |
| 8 | |
wires=eightfold |
Other keys
The number of cables of a line is tagged by cables=* (here lightning arresters do not count). To distinguish wires and cables use this simple rules:
- Wires are not isolated one another, but isolated to the tower.
- Cables are isolated one another and to the tower.
- Lightning arresters are not isolated to the tower.
The names of the keys wires=* and cables=* may be choosen a little bit unfortunate.