Design of Transmission Lines, Structures, and Foundations

This course provides a comprehensive foundation in the civil and structural design of transmission lines, with a focus on physics-based principles and real-world application. Participants will explore the behavior of suspended cables, conductor performance, structure spotting, and foundation design through hands-on exercises and software demonstrations. Whether designing new lines or upgrading existing infrastructure, attendees will gain the tools and insights needed to deliver safe, efficient, and code-compliant solutions.

Learning Outcomes:

  • Apply traditional and software-based methods to design transmission line structures and foundations.
  • Analyze conductor behavior, sag-tension relationships, and structural loading for both new and upgraded lines.
  • Design and assess foundations for poles, frames, and towers using soil data and structural analysis techniques.

Who Should Attend:

  • Transmission line and structural engineers involved in new builds or system upgrades.
  • Consulting engineers, CAD technicians, and surveyors supporting transmission design projects.
  • Experienced professionals and those newly assigned to transmission line work seeking a comprehensive design framework.

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Course Details: RA00065

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Course Outline

Instructors and Program Director

Total Credits:
CEU 3.4
PDH 34