IMPROVING RESILIENCE OF OVERHEAD NETWORKS UNDER ABNORMAL WEATHER CONDITIONS USING A RISK BASED METHODOLOGY

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12-01-2013

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Describes guidance for Network Operators on how to improve network performance under abnormal weather conditions by adopting a risk based methodology to identify the most effective locations to carry out resilience related vegetation management, and/or other solutions. Abnormal weather conditions include high winds, ice, snow, prolonged high temperatures and heavy rainfall.

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PublisherName	Energy Networks Association (UK)
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ENA ET ETR 132 : ISSUE 2 2016

IMPROVING RESILIENCE OF OVERHEAD NETWORKS UNDER ABNORMAL WEATHER CONDITIONS USING A RISK BASED METHODOLOGY

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