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Topic:"Distribution Planning" in M03622

Matter: CI# 38110 - P-128.10 - NSPI WO - 2010 Transmission Line Insulator Replacement - $2,236,168
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N-1Redacted Work Order 2 passages
NON-CONFIDENTIAL p. p. 1
NON-CONFIDENTIAL 1 Response IR -T 4: 2 3 (a) The following table provides a summary of the work completed in 2009 regarding the 4 insulator replacement program:

AI summary The document provides a summary of work completed in 2009 regarding the insulator replacement program, as outlined in a response labeled 'Response IR -T 4'.

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5 Line Length Year Number (km) Terminal Points Status 2009 L-5003 13.04 SackvillelFarrell St. 75% Complete L-5004 13.06 Sackville/Geizer's Hill 92% complete L-5014 10.62 St. Croix/Burlington Complete L-5023 1.13 Waterville/Waterville Tap C...

AI summary The document provides a table of transmission line projects in Nova Scotia, including their completion status, length, and terminal points. L-5573 was substituted for L-5576 and runs parallel to it.

N-2Responses from NSPI to IR-1 to IR-4 1/27/2011 2 passages
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12 Line of Number Insulators Number Location Replaced Status L-5028 Onslow to Stewiacke 2961 +/- 70% Complete L-5040 Onslow to Tatamagouche 3008 +/- 70% Complete L-5053 Michelin to Tremont 1568 100% Complete L-5560 VJ to Townsend 588 100%...

AI summary The document presents a table detailing the progress of insulator replacements on various power line segments in Nova Scotia. It lists the line numbers, locations, the number of insulators replaced, and the current status of each project.

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9 Average Age of Insulators Line Number (Years) L-5028 46 L-5040 46 & 51 L-5053 59 L-5560 61 L-5563 61 10

AI summary The text presents a table listing line numbers and the average age of insulators in years, indicating the aging infrastructure of electrical lines in Nova Scotia.

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