Project Overview
The 132kV Asoj–Champaner Traction Sub-Station (TSS) Line project involves the complete supply, erection, testing, and commissioning of a 132kV double-circuit transmission line for GETCO. Spanning approximately 10.81 km, the project includes installation of ACSR Panther conductor on 132kV D/C towers and laying of 24F OPGW cable. This project strengthens regional power evacuation capability and ensures reliable power supply to the Champaner TSS.
Project Snapshot
Voltage Level: 132kV
Line Type: Double Circuit (D/C)
Conductor Used: ACSR Panther
OPGW Cable: 24F
Total Line Length: 10.81 km
Number of Towers: 7
Client: GETCO
Location: Asoj, Gujarat
Status: Ongoing (Since 20.03.2024)
Scope of Work
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Supply, erection, and commissioning of 132kV D/C transmission line
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Assembly and erection of 132kV D/C towers
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Stringing of ACSR Panther conductor
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Laying and testing of 24F OPGW cable
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Foundations, civil works, and tower alignment
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Quality assurance and safety compliance
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Final testing and commissioning
Challenges
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Maintaining alignment and tower positioning in uneven terrain
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Ensuring uninterrupted construction despite weather fluctuations
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Coordination with local authorities for ROW (Right of Way) clearance
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Managing material logistics across multiple tower locations
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Ensuring safety during live network proximity activities
Solution
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Conducted detailed route surveys to optimize tower placement
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Implemented phased execution with strict monitoring and supervision
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Engaged with local stakeholders early to fast-track ROW clearance
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Utilized advanced stringing equipment to maintain tension and safety
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Deployed experienced transmission line teams for high-risk operations
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Adopted robust quality and safety procedures throughout the project
Success Story
Through efficient planning, skilled execution, and strong coordination with GETCO, the project progressed smoothly within planned timelines. Despite challenging terrain and logistical constraints, the team ensured high-quality installation and safe working practices. The ongoing work has already strengthened reliability for the Asoj–Champaner TSS network and continues to move steadily toward successful completion.