4 FAQs about Substation uses Australia data center rack IP65

Does a substation need disabled access?

Provision shall be made within the substation for the required data and communication installation works and for suitable access via communications conduits. Refer to Section 13. Substation buildings and outdoor yards containing live electrical equipment do not require disabled access.

Where do communications cables go in a substation?

Both external and internal communications cables for the substation shall be run to a designated end-point, such as a telecommunications cabinet. For external switchyards, the communications cables can transition between buried conduits to conduits located within the cable trenches.

What are the ns186 requirements for substation buildings?

The foundation structures used for substation buildings shall meet the requirements of NS186 relating to footing systems and piles as applicable. Potential water ingress into the cable basement shall be minimised and a perimeter drain and sump shall be provided as outlined in Clause 7.11.2.

How can a control room be integrated with a substation?

Integration – combine all functions within one room wherever possible unless separate rooms are nominated by Ausgrid for specific equipment. Building Design – investigate a building layout and design that enables the control room to be readily extended within an operational substation.

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