GB/T 34577-2017
AbolishedTechnical guide for by-pass working on distribution line
配电线路旁路作业技术导则
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This standard provides technical specifications for conducting by-pass operations on distribution lines, allowing for maintenance, repair, or replacement of equipment without interrupting power supply to customers. It is applied by electric power utilities and field crews during live-line work on medium- and low-voltage overhead distribution networks, ensuring safe and efficient temporary power routing. The guide covers operational procedures, equipment requirements, and safety measures for by-pass setups in urban and rural power distribution systems.
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