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Authors
Callow, J. A.; Mackley, R. W.; Furst, G. B.; and McLean, J. N.
Title
Earthing design of electrical installations in the Snowy Mountains Area (and Discussion)
In
Electrical and Mechanical Engineering Transactions
Imprint
vol. EM6, Nov 1964, pp. 45-
Abstract

This paper reviews the development of earthing design in the Snowy Mountains Hydro-electric Authority, passing briefly over fundamentals and the description of their application to 66-kV electrical installations. The novel methods adopted for solving the earthing problems in the two large underground power stations, Tumut 1 and Tumut 2, and the associated 330-kV Upper Tumut Switching Station, are given in some detail, and plans for Murray 1 surface power station and Murray Switching Station, now under construction, are outlined.

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