Maintenance work
Overhead lines - Maintenance
Article REF: D4430 V1
Maintenance work
Overhead lines - Maintenance

Authors : Robert de FORGES de PARNY, Jean‐Pierre LEVÊQUE

Publication date: June 10, 1993 | Lire en français

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3. Maintenance work

3.1 Pruning

Pruning the line corridor to avoid the risk of tree strikes.

As pruning by mechanical means is more economical than manual pruning, it should be carried out whenever possible. As a result, the frequency of pruning should be sufficient to prevent regrowth from reaching a size requiring manual pruning, but it is sometimes necessary to carry out occasional corrective pruning. In Mediterranean countries, interventions must often be more frequent. In areas where pruning is not well tolerated, amputations will be less frequent. In certain sensitive areas, pruning is carried out twice a year (windbreaks, in particular).

The choice of pruning frequencies can be systematized by computer program, taking into account :

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