OPPD expanding air-flow spoiler use to help prevent galloping lines
When ice and wind combine, they can cause power lines to sway and jump, or "gallop," which can cause power outages. Air-flow spoilers help prevent that.
Read More >When ice and wind combine, they can cause power lines to sway and jump, or "gallop," which can cause power outages. Air-flow spoilers help prevent that.
Read More >Transmission lines and distribution power lines have unique jobs within the electric system. Watch this video to learn more.
Read More >Natural gas turbines function similarly to jet engines; in fact, some of OPPD's gas turbines are modified jet engines that were originally designed for use in Boeing 737 planes.
Read More >Crews can replace power poles in your back yard using a mini digger derrick. Unlike a 24-foot line truck, this compact machinery fits through a 36-inch gate.
Read More >Customers who reduce their power consumption during extreme weather can help promote power reliability for everyone.
Read More >Regional transmission organizations function like the air traffic controllers of the electric power grid. They manage the power grid, ensuring its safety and reliability.
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