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- North–South_Powerline abstract "The North–South Powerline, or Nord-Süd-Leitung, is the world's oldest interconnection for electric current. It was built between 1924 and 1929 by RWE AG, to transport electricity produced in the hydro-electric power plants in Vorarlberg, Austria and the southern Black Forest to the Ruhr district. The line begins in Bludenz and in Herbertingen connects with a second line, which comes from Tiengen. It continues to the transformer stations at Ludwigsburg-Hoheneck, Mannheim-Rheinau, Kelsterbach, Koblenz, and Bad Neuenahr to Brauweiler.The entire line was originally installed on pylons with a three-tiered arrangement. With the exception of the Kelsterbach–Koblenz and Heilbronn–Neckarwestheim sections of the line, the North–South Powerline is still carried by the original masts. For the section which travels through Bad Neuenahr, Koblenz, Kelsterbach, Mannheim/Rheinau and Ludwigsburg/Hoheneck, C1-pylons are used; in other sections, C2 and C3 pylons are used, depending upon the need for the lines to withstand loads of ice during the winter.In 1964, an electric circuit of the section traveling through Ludwigsburg/Hoheneck, Herbertingen and Tiengen switched over to 380 kV. In the section between the transformer stations Ludwigsburg–Hoheneck and Mannheim/Rheinau, an electric circuit was deemed to be dispensable in the year 2003. The two lowest conductors on this section of the line were dismantled between 10 November and 16 December 2003, to make better use of the land beneath the line route. The dispensable fourth conductor on the masts was left as an anchor.".
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- North–South_Powerline wikiPageWikiLink Austria.
- North–South_Powerline wikiPageWikiLink Bad_Neuenahr-Ahrweiler.
- North–South_Powerline wikiPageWikiLink Black_Forest.
- North–South_Powerline wikiPageWikiLink Bludenz.
- North–South_Powerline wikiPageWikiLink Brauweiler.
- North–South_Powerline wikiPageWikiLink Category:Electric_power_infrastructure_in_Austria.
- North–South_Powerline wikiPageWikiLink Category:Electric_power_transmission_systems_in_Germany.
- North–South_Powerline wikiPageWikiLink Electric_current.
- North–South_Powerline wikiPageWikiLink Heilbronn.
- North–South_Powerline wikiPageWikiLink Herbertingen.
- North–South_Powerline wikiPageWikiLink Hydroelectricity.
- North–South_Powerline wikiPageWikiLink Kelsterbach.
- North–South_Powerline wikiPageWikiLink Koblenz.
- North–South_Powerline wikiPageWikiLink Ludwigsburg.
- North–South_Powerline wikiPageWikiLink Mannheim.
- North–South_Powerline wikiPageWikiLink Neckarwestheim.
- North–South_Powerline wikiPageWikiLink RWE.
- North–South_Powerline wikiPageWikiLink Ruhr.
- North–South_Powerline wikiPageWikiLink Tiengen.
- North–South_Powerline wikiPageWikiLink Transmission_tower.
- North–South_Powerline wikiPageWikiLink Vorarlberg.
- North–South_Powerline wikiPageWikiLink File:C1mast-2011.jpg.
- North–South_Powerline wikiPageWikiLinkText "North–South Powerline".
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- North–South_Powerline subject Category:Electric_power_infrastructure_in_Austria.
- North–South_Powerline subject Category:Electric_power_transmission_systems_in_Germany.
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- North–South_Powerline comment "The North–South Powerline, or Nord-Süd-Leitung, is the world's oldest interconnection for electric current. It was built between 1924 and 1929 by RWE AG, to transport electricity produced in the hydro-electric power plants in Vorarlberg, Austria and the southern Black Forest to the Ruhr district. The line begins in Bludenz and in Herbertingen connects with a second line, which comes from Tiengen.".
- North–South_Powerline label "North–South Powerline".
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- North–South_Powerline sameAs Nord-Süd-Leitung.
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- North–South_Powerline depiction C1mast-2011.jpg.
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