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4. Electrical diagrams of RTE network substations
In France, transmission and interconnection functions are performed mainly by the 400 kV network, and occasionally by the 225 kV network. Transformers supply power at 225, 90 and 63 kV to regional distribution networks, which in turn supply power to medium-voltage distribution networks (mainly 20 kV).
A functional classification of stations, based on the role of the structures, can be detailed as shown in the figure 15 .
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Websites
Réseau de transport d'électricité RTE http://www.rte-france.com
International Council on Large Electric Systems http://www.cigre.org
Union technique de l'électricité http://www.ute-fr.com
...Standards and norms
- Recueil d'instructions générales de sécurité d'ordre électrique les publications CEI 60071.1 et 60071.2, Coordination de l'isolement - UTE C 18-510 -
- Installations électriques de tensions nominales supérieures à 1 kV en courant alternatif - NF C 13-000 -
- High-voltage electrical installations – Rules - NF C 13-200 -
- Installations électriques à basse tension - NF C 15-100 -
Regulations
Technical order of May 17, 2001 (UTE C 11-001) – Technical conditions to be met by electrical power distribution systems.
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