Code for Construction and Acceptance of 66kV and Below Overhead Power Lines in Electrical Equipment Installation Engineering (GB 50173-2014)
Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development of the People's Republic of China / 中华人民共和国国家质量监督检验检疫总局 / China Electricity CouncilChina Planning Press · ChinaNov 2021
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- 50K words
- Chapters
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Industrial Technology Engineering StandardsTechnical ProtocolsGrounding WorkConstruction AcceptanceOverhead LinesStringing WorkElectrical EngineeringPower ConstructionElectrical DevicesNational StandardSummary
This code consists of 11 chapters and 4 appendices. It mainly covers: general provisions; terms; inspection of raw materials and equipment; surveying; earthwork; foundation works; pole and tower works; stringing works; grounding works; electrical equipment on poles; project acceptance and handover, etc.Editor's review
This code is the national standard for the construction and acceptance of overhead power lines of 66 kV and below. It covers the full chain from inspection of raw materials and equipment, surveying, earthwork, foundation works, pole and tower works, stringing works, grounding works, and electrical equipment on poles to project acceptance and handover, and includes four appendices. Its core value lies in specifying quality control points and acceptance criteria item by item during construction, making it easy for engineering and technical personnel to follow on site and reducing rework and disputes caused by misunderstandings. The provisions are technical and prescriptive; readers need to use them together with drawings, construction plans, and current related standards. It is suitable as a standby reference for construction project departments, an inspection basis for supervisors, and a reference for cost and design personnel to understand construction processes. For readers preparing to participate in power engineering acceptance or write construction organization designs, this book provides a systematic process framework and compliance boundaries.Who it's for
A good fit for
- Technicians and project managers engaged in the construction of overhead lines of 66 kV and below
- Power engineering supervisors and quality acceptance personnel
- Design personnel in power design institutes who need to understand construction feasibility
- Technical personnel preparing for professional qualifications related to power engineering
Not a good fit for
- Beginner readers hoping to learn power system principles or circuit theory
- Full-time personnel engaged in high-voltage transmission line design at voltage levels above 66 kV
- Non-technical personnel who only need an overview of power engineering management processes
Reading tips
- Read the general provisions and terms first to clarify the scope of application and key definitions, then read the corresponding chapters in construction order.
- Use the appendices together with the main text and check each item against the checklist before acceptance to avoid missing key control points.
- Consult the construction drawings of the project and current mandatory provisions together, and pay attention to the references among standards.
- Make quick-reference cards of commonly used clauses for on-site use, facilitating fast reference during construction team briefings and supervisor inspections.
About the publisher
China Planning Press ChinaChina Planning Press is a central-level publishing institution directly under the National Development and Reform Commission. Guided by the mission of "spreading the wisdom of development and reform and serving national economic construction," it publishes academic books on macroeconomic policy, economic research, and business management, as well as engineering construction standards, codes, and quotas. Its catalog of about 2,817 titles focuses on industrial technology and architecture, with representative publications including the Code for Design of Automatic Fire Alarm Systems, the Code for Fire Protection Design of Buildings, the Standard for Design of Building Water Supply and Drainage, the Standard for Fire Protection Design of Petrochemical Enterprises, and the Standard for Geotechnical Testing Methods. Its authors come largely from specialized institutions and competent authorities such as the Shenyang Fire Research Institute of the Ministry of Public Security, SINOPEC Luoyang Engineering Co., Ltd., Shanghai Xiandai Architectural Design (Group) Co., Ltd., and the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development, the Ministry of Water Resources, and the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, reflecting a distinctive profile centered on engineering construction standards and codes while also covering academic publishing in economics and management.
Contents
- 版权信息
- 中华人民共和国住房和城乡建设部公告
- 前言
- 1 总则
- 2 术语
- 3 原材料及器材检验
- 3.1 一般规定
- 3.2 基础
- 3.3 杆塔
- 3.4 导地线
- 3.5 绝缘子和金具
- 4 测量
- 5 土石方工程
- 6 基础工程
- 6.1 一般规定
- 6.2 现场浇筑基础
- 6.3 钻孔灌注桩基础
- 6.4 掏挖基础
- 6.5 混凝土电杆基础及预制基础
- 6.6 岩石基础
- 6.7 冬期施工
- 7 杆塔工程
- 7.1 一般规定
- 7.2 铁塔组立
- 7.3 混凝土电杆
- 7.4 钢管电杆
- 7.5 拉线
- 8 架线工程
- 8.1 一般规定
- 8.2 非张力放线
- 8.3 张力放线
- 8.4 连接
- 8.5 紧线
- 8.6 附件安装
- 8.7 光缆架设
- 9 接地工程
- 10 杆上电气设备
- 10.1 电气设备的安装
- 10.2 电气设备的试验
- 11 工程验收与移交
- 11.1 工程验收
- 11.2 竣工试验
- 11.3 竣工移交
- 附录A 对地及交叉跨越安全距离要求
- 附录B 66kV及以下架空电力线路杆塔上电气设备交接试验报告统一格式
- 附录C 66kV及以下架空电力线路施工工程类别划分表
- 附录D 66kV及以下线路工程施工质量检查及验收记录表
- 本规范用词说明
- 引用标准名录
- 条文说明
- 修订说明
- 1 总则
- 2 术语
- 3 原材料及器材检验
- 3.1 一般规定
- 3.2 基础
- 3.3 杆塔
- 3.4 导地线
- 3.5 绝缘子和金具
- 4 测量
- 5 土石方工程
- 6 基础工程
- 6.1 一般规定
- 6.2 现场浇筑基础
- 6.3 钻孔灌注桩基础
- 6.4 掏挖基础
- 6.5 混凝土电杆基础及预制基础
- 6.6 岩石基础
- 6.7 冬期施工
- 7 杆塔工程
- 7.1 一般规定
- 7.2 铁塔组立
- 7.3 混凝土电杆
- 7.4 钢管电杆
- 7.5 拉线
- 8 架线工程
- 8.1 一般规定
- 8.2 非张力放线
- 8.3 张力放线
- 8.4 连接
- 8.5 紧线
- 8.6 附件安装
- 8.7 光缆架设
- 9 接地工程
- 10 杆上电气设备
- 10.1 电气设备的安装
- 10.2 电气设备的试验
- 11 工程验收与移交
- 11.1 工程验收
- 11.2 竣工试验
- 11.3 竣工移交
FAQ
What voltage levels of overhead lines does this code apply to?
It applies to the construction and acceptance of overhead power lines of 66 kV and below. For line projects at higher voltage levels, other corresponding standards should be consulted; this code cannot be directly applied.What does the project acceptance and handover section of the code mainly include?
This section specifies the organization of acceptance, inspection contents, judgment requirements, and the documents and procedures required for project handover, helping construction and owner units clarify their respective responsibilities and ensuring the project is ready for commissioning.Can non-power professionals understand this code directly?
The code consists mainly of engineering technical provisions, with many terms and construction procedures, so it is difficult for non-professionals to understand. It is recommended to first acquire basic knowledge of overhead line construction processes, then read the provisions alongside them, or use the code together with on-site technical personnel.What are the practical uses of the four appendices in the book?
The appendices usually provide inspection records, inspection methods, or form-type tools to facilitate item-by-item implementation of the main text requirements on site. When using them, attention should be paid to the correspondence between the appendices and the main text provisions, avoiding filling in forms without checking the substantive content.This site is an index: you start “Search all sources” in your browser, and the entries it lists all point to third-party sites; please judge their availability yourself.
About the author
Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development of the People's Republic of China AuthorThe Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development of the People's Republic of China is a department under the State Council. It was established on March 15, 2008, through the restructuring of the former Ministry of Construction, and is located at No. 9 Sanlihe Road, Haidian District, Beijing. The Ministry is mainly responsible for housing security, housing system reform, urban and rural planning and construction management, construction market supervision, the engineering construction standards system, and building energy efficiency. In publishing, it has organized the compilation of a large number of engineering construction standards and technical specifications, with 241 works in the collection. These cover building area calculation, acceptance of construction quality for building foundations, outdoor water supply and drainage design, low-voltage power distribution design, design of high-rise structures, cable design for electric power engineering, and design of automatic sprinkler systems. They are commonly classified under industrial technology and architecture. These standards and specifications provide unified technical bases for building design, construction, and acceptance, and have wide influence in the industry.
中华人民共和国国家质量监督检验检疫总局 AuthorThe General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of the People's Republic of China was formerly an institution directly under the State Council. Public biographical information about it is limited. The body was responsible for product quality supervision, inspection and quarantine, and the management and issuance of relevant national standards. The library contains 67 of its works, mostly in the fields of architecture and industrial technology. Representative works include the Code for Design of Low-Voltage Power Distribution (GB 50054-2011), the Code for Design of Sprinkler Systems (GB 50084-2017), and the Code for Construction and Acceptance of 66kV and Below Overhead Power Lines in Electrical Equipment Installation Engineering (GB 50173-2014). These standards are characterized by rigorous provisions, clear data and strong applicability, serving as important technical bases for engineering design, construction and acceptance, and exerting a broad influence on technical standardization and safety and quality control in the relevant industries.
China Electricity Council AuthorThe China Electricity Council (CEC) is a national electricity industry association approved by the State Council in 1988. Voluntarily formed by electric power enterprises and institutions across the country, it is a self-disciplined, non-profit national association registered with the Ministry of Civil Affairs. As a collective author, the CEC focuses on standardization and technical codes for the power industry, organizing the compilation and publication of a large body of industrial technology literature, with 125 works in the library. Its publishing covers transmission and transformation engineering design, construction and acceptance, electrical installation, power distribution equipment, and new energy and electric vehicle charging facilities. Representative works include design codes for 110kV–750kV and 1000kV overhead transmission lines, the standard for construction and acceptance of cable lines in electrical equipment installation, and design codes for wind-solar-storage hybrid power stations and electric vehicle charging stations, providing normative guidance for power engineering practice.