Facility 145 is a single-circuit 110 kV powerline connecting the substations of Gerlingen and Leonberg. It is in most parts of its length implemented as underground cable, but it has also an overhead line section consisting of 7 pylons.
Facility 145, Pylon 1
Harald
2014-02-18 19:40:25
800 x 534, 636 кБ
Powerlines west of Darmsheim, Right: 380 kV/220 kV line Hoheneck-Herbertingen, Middle: 380 kV/110 kV line Pulverdingen-Oberjettingen, Left: 110 kV single phase AC line Zazenhausen-Eutingen of German Railroad Company.
Harald
2014-02-05 23:11:33
Interesting pictures of the inverters of HVDC Volgograd-Donbass can be found on
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novoklimov
2014-02-07 14:48:34
5 лет назад
Thank You Harald, it's intersting.
Harald
2014-01-30 02:46:16
800 x 534, 31 кБ
A 220 kV/110 kV-line and two 20 kV-lines, from which one was once a 110 kV-line east of Bittenfeld, Germany
Harald
2014-01-30 02:40:49
800 x 534, 40 кБ
A 220 kv/110 kV-line and a 20 kV-line, which was in earlier days a 110 kV-line east of Bittenfeld, Germany.
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Эстер
2018-12-11 00:31:16
165 дн назад
Harald
2014-01-28 23:47:29
800 x 534, 22 кБ
Planet Mercury above the powerlines running west of Sindelfingen-Maichingen
Harald
2014-01-10 02:50:33
800 x 600, 42 кБ
20 kV-Powerline crossing of Cross Stream Valley south of Mühlacker-Grrossglattbach, tower at the east end
Harald
2014-01-10 02:48:10
800 x 600, 58 кБ
20 kV-Powerline crossing of Cross Stream Valley south of Mühlacker-Grrossglattbach, tower at the west end
Harald
2013-12-28 08:28:50
800 x 534, 29 кБ
Powerlines near Remseck. The line on the left carries on its lowest crossbar the 110 kV circuits of the single phase AC line Zazenhausen-Neckarwestheim of the National German Railway Company.
Harald
2013-12-28 08:26:07
800 x 534, 34 кБ
Powerlines near Remseck. The line on the right carries on its lowest crossbar the 110 kV circuits of the single phase AC line Zazenhausen-Neckarwestheim of the National German Railway Company.
Harald
2013-12-28 08:21:22
800 x 534, 44 кБ
Powerlines ( most of them 220 kV) running to Hoheneck substation north of Ludwigsburg
Harald
2013-12-28 08:11:34
800 x 534, 27 кБ
Some powerlines north of Ludwigsburg, Germany
Harald
2013-11-26 23:24:35
On you can see a lot of interesting pictures of transformer station buildings for lines with voltages up to 30 kV.
Harald
2013-11-16 20:35:59
On you can find the northern terminal of former HVDC Moscow-Kashira.
Harald
2013-11-16 08:38:11
On you can find a construction drawing of the valves used by HVDC Volgograd-Donbass
Harald
2013-11-16 03:21:16
Did you see the pictures on ? What is the purpose of the concrete columns?
I believe PLC outcoupling?
Harald
2013-11-15 21:01:11
On you can see some pictures of converters of Russian HVDC stations.
Harald
2013-11-07 13:48:44
800 x 566, 521 кБ
Mühlacker transmitter before ( left) and after ( right) demolition of 130 metres high radio mast.
The large mast is 273 metres high and was built in 1950. It is insulated against ground and served until 2012 as main antenna for the mediumwave transmitter. It is also equipped with a butterfly antenna for
FM-broadcasting on its top.
The lattice tower is 93 metres high and was built in 2004. It was never used for mediumwave broadcasting and carries antennas for FM broadcasting and radio relay services
Harald
2013-11-07 13:21:15
800 x 1200, 57 кБ
The 130 metres high mast of Mühlacker transmitter collapsing
Harald
2013-11-07 13:18:39
800 x 1200, 46 кБ
Mühlacker transmitter is one of the oldest transmitters in Germany. It was established in 1930 and used from 1934 to 1945 a 190 metres tall wooden lattice tower as antenna support - the tallest structure ever built of wood!
After 1950 it used as main antenna mast a 273 metres high mast radiator, which was suplemented in 1954 by a 130 metres high mast radiator in order to surpress its radiation in northwestern direction as other transmitters on
the same frequency ( 576 kHz) were operated at Leipzig ( later Schwerin) and Riga. In 1995 its power was reduced and the 130 metres high mast was not required any more for generating directional radiation, but stayed in use as
backup antenna.
Although the transmitter was modernized in 2010, it was shut down on January 8th, 2012 and the 130 metres high mast went obsolete. On November 5th, 2013 it was demolished by cutting its guys.
Harald
2013-11-07 13:11:01
800 x 534, 15 кБ
Demolition of "Teufelsturm" on October 10th, 2013
Harald
2013-11-07 13:08:14
800 x 1200, 33 кБ
The such called "Teufelsturm", this is German for "Devil's Tower", was a 240 metres high guyed mast radiator used by "Bodenseesender" ( German for "Lake Constance Transmitter") for a powerful transmitter working on 666 kHz.
It was built in 1982 as replacement for a smaller mast and was insulated against ground. Its nickname was derived from the fact, that it broadcasted on 666 kHz and 666 is the number of the devil.
On January 8th, 2012 the transmitter was shut-down. Afterwards it was used for wind measurements in order to examine the location for construction of wind turbines. After these were terminated, it had no further use and was demolished on October 10th, 2013 by explosives.
Роман
2013-11-01 12:58:11
324 x 281, 29 кБ
Как можно расшифровать аббревиатуру МОГЭТ ? Предпологаю, что это может быть связано с Государственным электротехническим трестом.
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Ольга
2013-11-05 05:09:13
5 лет назад
Здравствуйте! Вы правы это Московское отделение государственного электротехнического треста №3. Что то типо "Мосэлемент".
Harald
2013-10-07 17:10:00
800 x 1067, 88 кБ
Upgrade of 220 kV-circuits of powerline Neckarwestheim-Kornwestheim to 380 kV. The towers of the line carry also the conductors of the 110 kV single-phase AC line Neckarwestheim-Zazenhausen, the only single phase AC line using quadruple conductor bundles.
Harald
2013-10-07 17:04:36
800 x 1067, 119 кБ
A 380 kV-strainer with a dead-end of a single circuit near Ludwigsburg-Hoheneck
