Albula line
The Albula line , even Albula line is a 380- and former 220-kV high-voltage line in the Swiss canton of Grisons . It was created in the early 1970s and is also called the "380 kV line Sils-Pradella". It is used to transport electricity from the Laufenburg electricity company to the Lower Engadine ; to supply the Albula valley , the Poschiavo and part of Italy with electricity. It crosses the Albula Valley and the Albula Pass in two poles . At Bever , one of the poles that hold alternating current forms the Bernina line , of which three cables are currently not under tension and end at a guy mast . The other pole leads to barrel masts , of which only three of the six jibs are needed up to the level of Zernez . From there it is a hybrid line for 380 and 110 kV, which ends at the Pradella river power station near Scuol .
The energy route is operated by Rätia Energie and Engadin power plants .
literature
- Map of the power transmission lines in Switzerland = Carte des lignes suisses de transport éléctrique . Zurich: Bureau of the Swiss Electrotechnical Association, 1907, 22 cards.
Individual evidence
- ↑ Latest development ( page no longer available , search in web archives ) Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. in rhb.ch, PDF, accessed on December 3, 2010
- ↑ Rhaetian Works (PDF; 41 kB) in gr.ch, accessed on December 3, 2010
