Duitse hoogspanningsmasten

[Toliman]

Closer view on Nabern Railway Substation and the last tower of its feeding line. The substation and the tower were built in 2021. The picture shows clearly that transposings in powerlines are still realized in Germany.

[Peter]

Nice pictures! Transposings are still being build in new 380kV lines.

[JarnoS]

Hierbij een foto van Duitse hamerkop van Leer - Emden 110kV te westen van Ems-Seiten-Kanal in Oldersum.
Vanuit het begin van Petkumer Straße.

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[Toliman]

Hoheneck substation, photographed from a Ferris Wheel in Ludwigsburg with 70 metres diametre.

[JarnoS]

Hierbij een foto van het Duitse trafostation Weener met de eindmast

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[JarnoS]

Hierbij aantal foto's van de oude lijn die inmiddels al gesloopt is tussen Wettringen en Niederrhein 220kV uit 2019:
T.h.v A31:

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En bij Nordvelen:

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[Toliman]

Powerlines running to Dipperz substation, a 380 kV/110 kV-substation east of Fulda

[Toliman]

220 kV/110 kV-powerline to Obrigheim Nuclear Power Plant. Note the insulators in the span field.

[Toliman]

Obrigheim Nuclear Power Plant is a pressurized water reactor, which went into service in 1968 with a generation capacity of 280 MW. In 1979 the generation capacity was grown up to 328 MW and to 357 MW in 1984.
The power plant, which is as all nuclear power plants in Germany contraversional, was shut-down in 2005 and is since 2007 in the decomissioning process.

[Toliman]

An interesting feature of Obrigheim Power Station is that its chimney is a guyed structure.