HIGHWAY -80

Section 8: Dimitrovgrad bypass

DIMITROVGRAD (toll gate) DIMITROVGRAD (border of the Republic of Bulgaria)
FINAL DESIGN MODIFICATIONS
km. 95+525,00 - km. 97+980,69

FINAL DESIGN

TECHNICAL INFRASTRUCTURE
BOOK B: THE OPEN HIGHWAY SECTION LIGHTING

Designer in charge KOSOVOPROJEKT P L U S d...

Director
__________________________ _____________________________
Aleksandar Culibrk, M.Sc.E.E. Ruica Raji-teri, M.Sc.E.E.

KOSOVOPROJEKT P L U S d...
Belgrade, September 2013.
 C O N T E N T S

I GENERAL DOCUMENTATION IV GRAPHIC DOCUMENTATION

1. Decision on registration 1. Situation, Section 8 1:50.000

2. List of associates in creating of the Technical Documentation 2. General plan view 1:10.000
3. Decision on appointments of designer in charge 3. Plan of lighting installations 1:1.000 Drw. 1 3
4. License of the designer in charge 4. Single pole scheme of distribution cabinet ROJO Drw. 1 3
5. Declaration of the designer in charge 5. Dimensions of distribution cabinet
6. Declaration on coordination of design documentation 6. Scheme of connection in the pole PL (three-phase cable)
7. Dimensions and foundation of pole
8. Disposition of lanterns in the open section
9. The foundation of lighting pole on the bridge and detail of leading the cables over
II DESIGN BASIC DATA the bridge
10. Cross section Drw.1, 2
11. 1. Detail of laying E.E. cables in cable trench and sewerage
1. Terms of reference 11. 2. Approaching and crossing of E.E. cables with each other and with the TK cables
2. Technical conditions of Jugoistok Company, Nis 11. 3. Approaching and crossing of E.E. cables with pipes of plumbing and sewage and
3. List of applied laws, regulations, standards and norms heating pipes
11. 4. Accessories and marks for labeling of E.E. cables and cable routes

III TEXTUAL DOCUMENTATION

V FOLLOWING STUDIES

1. Technical report 1. Study on safety and health at work and environmental protection
2. Technical conditions
3. Calculations and checking
4. Bill of quantities and prices
5. Line schedule
3. LIST OF APPLIED LAWS, REGULATIONS, STANDARDS AND NORMS

1. The Law on Planning and Construction (Official Gazette of the Republic of Serbia, no.47/03)
2. The Law on Safety and Health at Work (Official Gazette of the Republic of Serbia, no.101/05)
3. The Law on Public Roads (Official Gazette of the Republic of Serbia, no.101/05)
4. The Law on Environmental Protection (Official Gazette of the Republic of Serbia, no.135/04)
5. Regulations on technical norms for power energy plants of nominal voltage over 1000V
6. Regulations on technical norms for the protection of LV networks and belonging SS
7. Regulations on technical norms for the LV electrical installations
8. Recommendations of International Commission on Illumination CIE
9. Technical recommendations by electricity distribution companies of Serbia.
10. Internal Standards of electricity distribution companie in charge
11. Group of SRPS Standards branch N
 1. TECHNICAL REPORT

1. GENERAL INFORMATION

2. LIGHTING GEOMETRY

3. LUMINAIRES AND BULBS

4. POLES AND FOUNDATIONS

5. LIGHTING MODES

6. DISTRIBUTION CABINETS OF PUBLIC LIGHTING (ROJO)

7. POWER SUPPLY CABLES 1kV AND THE PUBLIC LIGHTING

NETWORK

8. PROTECTION AGAINST DANGEROUS TOUCH VOLTAGES AND

ELECTRIC SHOCK

9. POLES MARKING
 1. GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT THE TUNNEL
The "Progon" and Przojna Padina tunnels are on the trans-European corridor (Corridor
10), on the highway E-80 Nis - Dimitrovgrad, Section 8, Dimitrovgrad bypass, and with open
highway section presents a single road facility.
The open highway section contains threshold/exit zones of Progon and Przojna
Padina tunnels.
Tunnels lighting was provided in other designs (Book EM5 Tunnel lighting Final design
of Progon tunnel and Book EM5 Tunnel lighting Final design of Przojna Padina tunnel).
The open highway section contains two separate carriageways each 10.70m wide, with
green zone (5,5 19,5m). Each carriageway has two traffic lanes with total width 8.20m and
one emergency lane 2.5m wide. Pedestrian traffic is not predicted along the carriageways.
Drawings and data used for making of technical documentation are:
Terms of reference
Layouts, longitudinal and cross-section profiles, with available details (by
Designer's company Makspro, Belgrade)
Technical conditions of Jugoistok Company, Nis
Data of the office for technical documentation by electricity distribution company
in charge
Applied technical laws, regulations and technical literature
Considering the category of open highway section roads and in terms of public lighting,
they belong to the lighting class M1 (CIE 115) for highway.
It is important to note that during the execution of the works on the facility it is necessary
to ensure full implementation and respecting of measures to secure construction sites and
prescribed measures on security and safety at work and environmental protection.
2. LIGHTING GEOMETRY
Respecting the concept of highway lighting, and after checking of the geometric relations
between road surface, luminaires and poles, the single sided positioning of the poles with the
one-arm brackets, characteristic for the roads with two separate carriageways and changeable
the width of the green zone is designed.
The luminaires, on both sides of highway, are placed on the metal poles for public
lighting with height of H=13,00m, with a one-arm brackets with arm length of w=1,00m, slope of
5 against the road plane. The distance between the poles for public lighting is approximately
44m.
3. LUMINAIRES AND BULBS
For the lighting of "Open highway section" in accordance with the specified light-
technical and ambient requirements, the luminaire with metal housing (Al alloy) and with
protector made of glass in color selected by the Investor, for mounting on the public lighting
pole is selected.
Mechanical protection grade of the optical block is IP66 (Seal safe system) which
provides constant photometric characteristics. Also, it is important that the luminaire has the
ability to adjust the position of the bulb.
Ballast (IP66) must have a simply replaceable plate and provide access without using
tools.
Light source is a light bulb with a tubular high-pressure sodium vapors (SON-T, NaVT)
with power of 400W and flux of 56,50klm.
4. POLES AND FOUNDATIONS
Selected poles for public lighting, placed on the right side of the carriageway looked in
the driving direction, are tapered octagonal steel poles, mounting type, with a one-arm bracket,
with total height of H=13.00m, arm length of w=1,00m and slope of 5 against the horizontal
plane.
Complete pole should be protected from corrosion by using the hot dip galvanization
procedure. Surface preparation and inner and outer protection must be performed by all means
according to the national and international standards.
Foundations of public lighting poles are manufactured on-site by casted concrete and
they must allow mounting of poles over the pole, bearing plate and anchor bolts. The PVC
pipes for the introduction of cables into the pole through the foundation are provided.
Poles foundationing on bridges (bridge no.3 and no. 4) should be done in the zone of the
bridge supporting pillars on concrete consoles with the previously prepared anchors.
Places of foundationing on bridges, concrete consoles, anchors and pipes for the
introduction of cables are provided in Book 8, Design of bridges and other constructions (The
Highway Institute Belgrade)
It is important to note that in the design only the technical requirements and the
geometry of the pole, corrosion protection, foundationing method, climatic conditions, etc. on
which poles have to be selected and designed and their corresponding foundations and
foundation structures are given.
Technical documentation of the poles and foundations with static verification so as
preparation for foundationing works on bridges are the Contractors obligations.
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 5. LIGHTING OPERATION MODE
Lighting management of open highway section is done manually and automatically in
night traffic regimes, according to the calendar of public lighting prescribed by the Owner of the
highway.
Manual managing of lighting is provided locally, on site, at the distribution cabinets
(ROJO) and it is used exclusively for service purposes.
Automatic managing of lighting is provided in Book EM6 Signal and telecommunication
installations, Final design of P.Padina tunnel (ROJO 1 and ROJO 2) and in Book EM8
Signal and telecommunication installations, Final design of Progon tunnel (ROJO 3).
6. PUBLIC LIGHTING DISTRIBUTION CABINETS (ROJO)
In accordance with the technical solution, public lighting network supplying and
management will be done exclusively via distribution cabinets (ROJO).
Distribution cabinets are designed as self standing cabinets, placed on standard
concrete foundations, with the mechanical protection degree IP65.
Designed distribution cabinets (ROJO) are placed next to plateau of substation in a
suitable place in the terrain green area of the roads.
Locations of the distribution cabinets are accurately determined by road chainage:
ROJO 1 Next to the substation SS 1 Przojna Padina,
10/0,4kV, with transformer with power of 1x630kVA,
located at the exit of the left tube of the Przojna
Padina tunnel(km 95+562,88).
ROJO 2 Next to the substation SS 2 Przojna Padina,
10/0,4kV, with transformer with power of 1x630kVA,
located in the Technical Center building
(km 96+225,00).
ROJO 3 Next to the substation SS 2 Progon, 10/0,4kV,
with transformer with power of 1x630kVA, located at
the exit of the right tube of the Progon tunnel
(km 97+932,58).
Locations of distribution cabinets (ROJO 1, ROJO 2 and ROJO 3) are given in graphic
appendix Plan of lighting installation
Cable introduction is provided through the concrete foundation.
Distribution cabinet must be made of electrically insulating, fireproof material, resistant to
mechanical damage and chemical influences of atmospheric agents, with special anti-vandal
locks and visibly indicated by symbol JO.
Labels with distribution cabinet marks and designated system of protection against
dangerous touch voltages must be engraved on plates visually observable, and fixed to the
cabinet doors by screws.
7. POWER SUPPLY LINES 1KV AND PUBLIC LIGHTING NETWORK
Powering of the distribution cabinets of public lighting (ROJO 1) is provided from the
SS 1 Przojna Padina.
Powering of ROJO 2 is provided from SS 2 Przojna Padina.
Powering of ROJO 3 is provided from SS 2 Progon.
Distribution cabinets of public lighting are powered by a cable type PP00-A with cross-
section 4x25mm; 0,6/1 kV (JO N).
Public lighting poles are powered by a cable type PP00-A with cross-section 4x16mm,
0,6/1kV (JO).
The cables (JO) for powering of public lighting poles are placed in trench in the shoulder,
at least 0,80m away from the edge of the road. At the crossings of installation cables (JO)
under the highway, the tunnel cable conduits are used, and they are provided in Book EM8
(Final design of the Przojna Padina tunnel) and Book EM10 (Final design of the Progon
tunnel).
Beside the installation cables (JO), the cables for traffic signalization (TS), are placed in
the same trench which are provided in the book EM9 Traffic signalization and equipment of
the Progon and P.Padina tunnels.
Installation cables for public lighting poles on the bridge structure are placed through the
pipes with inspection openings, all in the concrete elements of the bridge from which the
structure is composed. When crossing from the bridge structures into a terrain, it is necessary
to provide measures for cables protection from the dilatation stress and mechanical damage by
placing them through the flexible corrugated pipes.
Protection of cables against short circuit and overload is provided by NH fuses in the
substation 10/0,4kV, distribution cabinets ROJO and in public lighting poles with fuses on the
connecting board inside them.
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 8. PROTECTION AGAINST DANGEROUS TOUCH VOLTAGES
ELECTRIC SHOCK

Considering that, in the 1kV power network, in the case of metal poles for public lighting
luminaires, all the necessary conditions are fulfilled, TN-C-S system of protection against
electric shock, or excessive voltage, is applied.

For public lighting distribution cabinets, except for applied system of protection,
additional protective measures are planned: potential shaping - the grounding ring (potential
barrier) and protective insulation (distribution cabinet is made of electrically insulating material).

By calculation checking has been shown that the designed protection system satisfies.

9. CABLE CONDUITS

Public lighting poles are in the technical documentation marked by a series of natural
numbers along the route.

Labeling on site must be synchronized with the demands of the Investor after the
completion of the whole section.

Poles marking on site should be in black paint with possible corrections expressed
through the as-built design.

Designer in charge

Aleksandar ulibrk, M.Sc.E.E.

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2. TECHNICAL CONDITIONS

A. GENERAL CONDITIONS

B. CABLE PLACING

C. FOUNDATIONS OF POLES

D. POLES

E. LUMINAIRES

F. DISTRIBUTION CABINETS OF PUBLIC LIGHTING

G. FINAL CONDITIONS
. GENERAL CONDITIONS
1. Technical conditions are an integral part of the design and as such they are obligatory
for the Contractor.
2. Works shall be done in full compliance with the textual and graphical part of the design
and based on technical regulations and norms for this type of installation.
3. Before the works start, the Contractor is obligated to get familiar with the design and
provide all of comments and observations, if any, to the Supervisor, in due time, through
a building log.
4. Changes and variations, which significantly affect the proposed solutions are allowed
only with the written consent of the Designer.
5. During the works, the Contractor is required to keep a works log, with all the data which
this type of a document anticipates (a building log).
6. During the works, take care not to damage already finished works or existing
installations.
7. The removal or chiseling of the reinforced concrete structures for all electro mounting
works must be carried out only with the written consent of the civil works Supervisor.
8. Materials and equipment which will be used, must match the characteristics given in the
design and in the applicable norms and standards. Upgrading and modifying of the
equipment and the devices at the site is not permitted.
9. For the installed equipment and materials, it is necessary to provide manufacturers
declaration about the quality of the product and the appropriate test certificates.
10. During the works the Contractor shall implement work safety measures, according to the
applicable regulations and norms.
B. CABLE PLACING
1. General recommendations
1.1. In general, power cables should be laid freely in the ground. At crossings of streets,
roads and trails, and in all places where the cables should be protected from
mechanical damage, the cables should be laid in protective pipes.
1.2. Cables should be laid by hand and by using mechanization. The allowable bending
radius and allowed traction must be taken into account. The allowed bend radius for
cable types PP00, PP41 XHE-49, NPO-13 and NPZO-13 is 15 D (mm), ie for cable
types XP00 12 D is 15 D1. Allowed pulling force through cable pulling socks for cable
types PP00 ASJ, PP 41 ASJXHE-49A, XP00-AS are 5 D (N), and for NPO-13 A and
NPZO-13 A is 3 D (N).
1.3. Cables laying is not recommended if the outside temperature is lower than +5C.
Otherwise, cable should be pre-warmed and placed as quickly as possible. Heating
is done by holding the cable on the drum for 36 to 48 hours in a room where the
temperature is 10C to 20C. Fast heating of a cable can be achieved by passing an
electric current with density of 5A/mm for about 1 hour; however, care must be taken
not to exceed a temperature of 25C on the surface of the cable.
1.4. After laying the cable and before backfilling, a record of the exact route of the cable
should be made. Every crossing with other cables and installations, jointing places,
exact length of the cable, routes, etc. should be marked on the cables laying plan.
1.5. The ends of the laid cable, the crossing places with other underground installations,
and other specific points, should be labeled with the plates that contain basic
information about the cable. It is not allowed to set the plate on the wires.
1.6. Routes of the power cable lines are in principle determined by the urban-technical
conditions, in accordance with the plan of the other underground installations. Cables
for public lighting shall be, by default, placed in the axis of the poles.
2. Laying cables in trenches
2.1. For laying cables, the cordon width of at least 0.7m is generally determined.
2.2. Dimensions of the trench for free laying of the cable in the ground depends on the
nominal voltage of the cable, the type of soil and the number of cables in the trench
and the available space.
2.3. The bottom of the trench should be leveled and cleared of stones and other sharp
materials that could damage the cable. Otherwise, at the bottom of the trench the
cable bedding with thickness of 0.2m should be placed. The cable is laid on the
bottom of the trench, i.e. into the cable bedding. Cable should be placed windingly so
that the cable length is up to 2% longer than the length of the cable route.
2.4. Cable backfilling is done generally, from the excavation, in layers of 0.3m each. For
the first layer, which is next to the cable, i.e. for the cable bedding, granular earth
from the excavation should be used. But if excavation contains many stones, rubble,
mud, soil contaminated with chemicals etc., delivered granular soil, sand or specially
prepared material which provides good heat conduction should be used.
2.5. During backfilling, the plastic warning tape should be, in the right time, placed above
the cable. Plastic warning tape shall be red, with impressed warning that below the
tape the power cable is placed. Tape width should be at least 0.10m, and the quality
of materials shall guarantee it the lifetime that the cable has got.
2.6. Excavated cable trench should be clearly marked and secured for the safety of
pedestrians and vehicles.
3. Laying cables in cable conduits
3.1. On crossings under streets and roads, tram tracks, railway lines, yard car passes,
when exceeding the allowable distances of the cable in relation to other underground
installations and the like, the cable conduit is used.
3.2. Cable conduit is made of plastic, asbestos-cement pipes or prefabricated concrete
elements (cable ducts). Warning tape should be placed above the pipes. Steel pipes
should, as a rule, be avoided.
3.3. Minimum internal diameter of the pipe must be at least 1.5 times larger than the outer
diameter of the cable.
3.4. For the cable conduits, the bedding of "lean" concrete of 10cm must first be set, on
which pipes (ducts) shall be placed. Pipes are closely connected, and joints are
overlaid with cement mortar, or other suitable material. Edges of concrete cable
ducts inlets should be coated with lead.
3.5. Pipes inlets that are not used should be sealed with plastic caps or in similar way.
3.6. In places which are not suitable to place the cable conduit in an open trench, making
of the cable ducts shall be done by drilling.
4. Approaching and crossing of power cables with other installations
4.1. When power cables are placed parallel with telecommunication cables, minimum
distance between them should be 0.50m.
4.2. The crossing of the power cable with the telecommunication cable is made at a
distance of 0.50m.
4.3. If the given distances cannot be achieved, then the power cable shall be placed into
the protective pipe, but even then the distance should not be less than 0.30m.
4.4. Parallel laying of the power cables above or below the water and sewage pipes is not
allowed, except for the crossing.
4.5. Horizontal distance of power cables from water or sewage pipes should be at least
0,4m. If this distance can not be achieved, the power cable should be placed through
a protective tube.
4.6. At the crossing, the cable can be placed above or below the water network. The
distance between the cable and the pipe should be at least 0,3m.
4.7. In places of the parallel laying or crossing of the power cable with a water supply or
sewage pipe, trench should be dug manually (without using the machinery).
4.8. Laying of the power cables above or below the heating pipelines is not allowed,
except at the crossing.
4.9. At the crossing, the cable is generally placed above heating pipelines and
exceptionally below heating pipelines. The distance between power cable and the
outer edge of the channel for heating pipelines should be at least 0.60m.
4.10. Distance between the power cables in the same trench should be at least 0.07m, for
a parallel laying, and 0.2m for the crossing.
4.11. If low and medium voltage cable, or more medium voltage cables laying in the same
trench, between them should be continuously row of bricks or other insulating
material
4.12. The distance between the power cable and the gas pipeline at crossing and parallel
laying should be at least 0.80m in populated areas and 1.20m in unpopulated areas.
4.13. The distances can be reduced up to 0.30m if the cable is laid in a protective pipe,
length of at least 2.00m on either side of the crossing.
4.14. Crossing the cable line with the road outside the settlement is done by laying the
cable in a protective pipe, by horizontal drilling without digging off the road.
Vertical distance between the cable conduits and the road surface should be at least
0.80m.
4.15. The distance between the cable line and the road at parallel laying should be:
for highway and roads of first category at least 5,00m,
for the roads of lower categories at least 3,00m.
5. Cable accessories
5.1. It is recommended to use heat shrinkable and cold shrinkable cable accessories or
precast elements. For cables with paper insulation (IPO 13) the use of special
clamps with screws is allowed.
5.2. Pressing process for conductors jointing is recommended (SRPS N.F4.101), but it is
also allowed to use the special clamps with screws.
5.3. Cable joints and cable ends should be installed by trained professional.
5.4. Cable end of the medium voltage cable must have accessories for easy connection
of metal sheath and armor, i.e. electrical cable protection on the grounding of the
substation or pole.
5.5. Cable joint should not be separately grounded, whether it is made of insulating
material or metal.
5.6. Cable joints and cable ends must be made in accordance with the standards that are
related to this type of work, as well as with the manufacturers recommendations and
conditions for the installation of these types of equipment.
5.7. For the selected cable type and cross section, clamps with screws and jointing
material for pressing must have type-test certificate, especially in terms of
"accelerated aging".
5.8. Connecting of aluminum cable to copper ports, rails, etc. should be accomplished by
tinned copper lugs. Jointing of aluminum and copper cables in cable joint is not
allowed, except in substations, distribution cabinets or terminal boxes. For working
with aluminum cables, special tools that have not been in contact with the copper
must be used.
7. Marking of cable routes
7.1. Along the cable, at a regulated terrain, at the level of the terrain set tags that
mark: cable in a trench, curve or changing the direction of the route, cable joint,
cable conduit, cables crossing with the water pipes, telecommunication cables
etc.
Tags should be made of metal with data which include: type, cross section and
cable voltage. Tags should be installed at the ground level, at a distance of
about 100m.
7.2. On an unregulated terrain, as the label tag should be used small concrete pole
with imprinted lightning and cable voltage, at the distance of 25 - 30m.

5.9. Finished cable joint should be covered with the sand in a way that at any place a 7.3. Cable tags for the regulated and unregulated terrain should be placed as
layer of sand is not thinner than 10cm, and over the sand bricks shall be placed to follows:
cover the whole joint. Joints inside the building or manhole should not be covered
with sand. above the axis of the cable route,
above joints,
5.10. Cable joints and cable ends shall be mounted in accordance with the SRPS N.F4. In above the point of crossing (crossing place),
the absence of the SRPS, works should be done according to the VDE regulations, above both ends of cable conduits, etc.
manufacturer's instructions and the requirements of the Company for power
distribution.
C. PUBLIC LIGHTING POLE FOUNDATIONS
5.11. Finished joints must not be covered until the Supervisor records their position.
1. Pole foundations are made on site according to the enclosed drawings and
5.12. After laying, jointing and backfilling, voltage testing of the power cable should be details.
performed.
2. Excavation pits should be made by vertical side trimming with the necessary
5.13. On all cable joints and cable ends, the plates with designations of type, cross support. At the bottom of the pit, which is pre-leveled, tampon gravel layer
section, cable voltage, and the name of the object that contains the other end of the (10cm) or layer of concrete MB10 in the ground with groundwater must be
cable should be placed. placed.

3. Fill space between the foundation and the foundation pit is done with soil
6. Testing of power cables and cable accessories compaction from the excavation or stock.

6.1. Power cables testing is performed, depending on the type of the applied cable, 4. During the excavation of the foundation pit take care about existing installation
according to SRPS N.C5.025, SRPS N.C5.235 and SRPS IEC 60502 of road profile (drainage, fences, etc.)

6.2. Testing of cables and cable accessories should be performed as mandatory (routine) 5. The foundation must provide pole mounting via anchor bolts (anchor basket)
testing, type testing, special (particular) testing and acceptance testing. cemented into the foundation. Foundations should be made of the finest
concrete, type minimum MB 15. It is recommended to use the concrete from a
6.3. Cables and cable accessories must have the test certificate of the authorized concrete factory.
independent institutions.
6. Pole design for specific conditions should be provided by the Bidder for the
6.4. After laying, jointing and mounting of cable ends, a full voltage test of the cable line execution of the works with their offer.
should be performed.
7. "Anchor basket" dimensions (axial gap and the thickness of the anchor bolts)
must match the dimensions of the pole flange plate.
 8. The upper surface of the foundation must be 10cm above the projected
elevation of the surrounding terrain.
9. On the upper surface of the foundation, layer of gravy made of concrete type
MB30, whose upper surface corresponds to the surface of the bearing plate of
the pole, and have sides with slope toward the edges of the top surface of the
foundation, should be provided.
10. The upper part of the foundation must be made in such a way so that the water
can not be retained around the pole foundation plate.
11. Two PVC pipes 70mm should be anticipated in the foundation, in order to
bring cables into the pole, and their position should depend on the cables route.
D. PUBLIC LIGHTING POLES
1. Poles for public lighting are typically cone octagonal metal or prefabricated pipe
segment. Poles should be made according to the accompanying drawings and details
given in the technical documentation.
2. Each pole shall have the inspection aperture and the aperture for cable entry.
E. LUMINAIRES
3. The lower edge of the pole aperture for placing of the connection board with fuses, for
power cable connection and cable for the connection of luminaires, should be placed at
least 600mm above the foundation surface (SRPS EN 40-2).
4. Above the aperture a canopy is made to redirect the water that runs down the pole away
of the aperture door zone.
5. The pole aperture door must adhere well to the edge of the aperture. Door position
should be fixed with screws with a suitable security system against theft.
6. Bearing plate of the poles, anchor bolts and anchor baskets nuts, should be, before
mounting, coated with epoxy and bitumen from all sides.
7. Top of the pole must be adapted for luminaire fixing, to prevent their rotation from the set
position.
8. The poles should be surface protected from corrosion with metal coating by hot dip
galvanizing process. Surface preparation and inner and outer protection must be
performed according to the local standards and the standards ISO 1461, ISO 14713 and
SRPS EN 40-4.
9. The manufacturer must guarantee the durability of protection for at least 10 years for
corrosivity category C4 according to ISO 12944.
10. Before placing the poles, the Contractor and the Supervisor must make a correct marking
of the pole places. The distances between the poles must correspond to distances on the
drawings, unless there are good reasons for the exception.
11. Transporting and erecting of the poles should be done in such a way that the poles are
not damaged and exposed to loads for which are not dimensioned.
12. All poles must be placed vertically, and in the straight part of the route they have to be in
line. When setting up the poles, vertical position of each pole should be checked from two
orthogonal directions.
13. Pole must be placed in such a way, so that the aperture with door in the lower segment of
the pole (inspection aperture) is always at the opposite side of the driving direction.
14. Poles for public lighting, made of metal or reinforced concrete, should not be grounded
separately, and other special measures in respect of safety of the touch voltage should
not be provided, unless the poles are located at specific places (baths, camps, school
yards, playgrounds etc.).
15. Placed poles constructively must meet the specified conditions: pole geometry, allowed
peak load, wind zone, foundation method, and the like.
16. Pole design for specific conditions should be provided by the Bidder for the execution of
the works with their offer.
1. Luminaires for the access zone lighting must meet the following constructive
requirements:
Luminaire body is made of metal, and the protector is made of glass or
polycarbonate.
The mechanical protection grade of preventing the entry of foreign bodies is IP66
for the optical block, and IP43 for a block with ballast.
The luminaire must be resistant to all weather influences and constructed to
ensure the normal operation of the light source and additional equipment, at
temperatures ranging from -20C to +50C.
The luminaire must have a universal solution for mounting on a pole in a
horizontal or vertical position.
All elements of the luminaires should enable easy installation and replacement of
damaged parts during exploitation
2. Connection of the luminaire with the power supplying network is provided via connection
board in the pole aperture.
3. The connection from the connection board to the luminaires is provided by a cable PP-Y
or PP00-Y with a cross section 3x2,5mm through the interior of the pole.
4. Each luminaire must be protected with fuses with rated current in accordance with the
power of the light source, and it is placed on the connection board.
F. DISTRIBUTION CABINETS OF PUBLIC LIGHTING
1. Distribution cabinets locations should be chosen to provide the best possible cables
distribution to the luminaires.
2. At the free terrain, distribution cabinets should be placed in such a way to be hidden by
vegetation, bushes or other way in order not to be highly visible by their position.
3. Self standing distribution cabinet shall be permanently resistant to the weathering, and
to be made of glass fiber reinforced polyester or plastic coated twice-pickled metal
sheet. Mechanical protection grade IP65, with door and special type lock with universal
key. The top cover of the cabinet should be removable from the inside, and a permanent
mark and a label Javno osvetljenje shall be placed on the door.
4. The cabinets should be placed on a concrete base (foundation) with a height of at least
20cm above the ground, and which is made in a way that the cables can be introduced
from the bottom side of the cabinet.
5. Distribution cabinet is mounted to the base metal frame attached to the concrete
foundation by anchor bolts.
6. Distribution cabinet of public lighting typically contains:
main fuses power limit,
energy meter,
contactor for turning on the lighting,
surge arresters,
two single-pole 1-0-2 selector switches (manual-automatic),
managing device for lighting mode programming (full or reduced flux), for
independent work or with an alternative for central managing,
NH bar fuse switch disconectors, for outlet protection,
circuit breakers for signaling lines protection.
7. Distribution cabinet grounding is made of hot dip galvanized strip with cross-section of
30x4mm or copper wire with minimum cross-section of 16mm. In cases when cabinets
are made of non-conducting material and protection in 1kV network is provided by the
TN system, it is not necessary to make potential shaping.
H. FINAL CONDITIONS
1. The Contractor delivers to the Investor a fully completed and tested installation with the
adjusted devices for protection and management, through a technical acceptance.
2. The Contractor is obligated to bring the installation into working condition according to
the remarks of the Commission for technical acceptance of the facility, without
compensation.
3. During the technical acceptance, the Contractor shall submit to the Commission for
technical acceptance, and at taking-over of the facility to submit to the Investor the
following:
two copies of the design of the built facilities.
test certificates and declarations of quality of installed equipment or functional
parts of the devices and the equipment
the documentation which includes:
! Results of the illumination measuring study
! Test certificate of the measuring of insulation resistance
! Test certificate of the continuity of all conductors
! Test certificate of the loop resistance measuring of installation cables (if
needed)
! Test certificate of the protection of electrical separation (if needed)
! Test certificate of the efficiency of operation of protection against electric
shock
! Test certificate of the ground measuring and galvanic connection of
electrical installation
! Schematics, instructions for handling and maintenance, warnings and
similar information, necessary for the functional maintenance.
4. The warranty period for the executed works begins on the date of facility take-over.
5. Anything not specified in this technical conditions, and is in relation with the installation,
will be defined in terms of the contract between the Investor and the Contractor.
Designer in charge
Aleksandar ulibrk, M.Sc.E.E.
3. CALCULATIONS AND CHECKING

1. PHOTOMETRIC CALCULATION

2. BALANCE OF POWER

3. THE CALCULATION OF THE SUPPLY CABLES CROSS-SECTIONS

CONSIDERING ALLOWABLE LOAD AND OVERLOAD

4. CHECK OF THE VOLTAGE DROP

5. PROTECTION AGAINST DANGEROUS VOLTAGE AND ELECTRIC

SHOCK
1. PHOTOMETRIC CALCULATION This calculation was carried out according to the CIE 140 "Road lighting
calculations" recommendation from the year 2000.
1.1. Description of the object

The open highway section contains two separate carriageways each 10.70m wide, 1.4. Input calculation parameters
with green zone. Each carriageway has two traffic lanes with total width 8.20m and
one emergency lane 2.5m wide. Taking into account the data on the profile of the highway, in order to achieve
significant positions of a driver for parameters calculation that define the quality
The open highway section contains threshold/exit zones of Progon and Przojna criteria of roads lighting, the following input parameters for the calculation are used:
Padina tunnels.
Highway geometry:
For the top layer of highway the polymer asphalt is provided, which corresponds, in
characteristics, to the reflection class RIII. - Carriageway width: 10,70m,
- Green zone width changeable: (5,5 19,5m)
Expected environmental pollution is low.
- Luminaire mounting height: H=13m,
1.2. Requirements
- Arm length w =1,00m (single sided positioning of the poles, at the
Based on the terms of reference, and in accordance with the recommendations of right side of the carriageway looked in the driving direction)
the International Commission on Illumination CIE 115 from 1995, the highway traffic
- distance between optical center of the luminaire and part mounted on
lines must meet the quality criteria that apply to Illumination class M1.
the end of arm or pole is 0,5m,
According to CIE 115 these requirements are:
- tilt is 5 to the plane of carriageway
2
- Minimum average luminance: Lav = 2 cd/m
Luminaires and bulbs:
- Minimum overall uniformity of luminance: Uo = 0,4 (40%)
- Maximum threshold increment: TI = 10% - Luminaire with mechanical protection degree of IP66,
- Minimum longitudinal uniformity of luminance: UI = 0,7 (70%) Light sources (bulbs):
- Minimum surround ratio: SR = 0,5 o High pressure sodium bulbs with power of 400W/250W, and
flux of 56,5klm
1.3. Calculation method
o Maintenance factor: 0,87.
Quality criteria defined by recommendations are based on the concept of
brightness, which is only light-technical measure that human eye perceives
immediately. Brightness is a measure of the light impression, and depends on three
relevant factors:

the amount of light that falls on carriageway,

observer position and
reflection characteristics of the road surface.
2. BALANCE OF POWER

where the designations are:

Balance of power is given at the place of concentration in the distribution cabinets of public
lighting (ROJO). In calculated current ()
Un rated voltage (V)
For the selected high-pressure sodium bulb with power of 400W and voltage of 230V, rated
current is 4,45A for cos=0,40. The complete luminaire with the ballast whose load does not Pj simultaneous power (kW)
exceed the value of 40W and with capacitor for power factor correction to the value cos>0,9, cos power factor
supplying current for one bulb is 2,20A, and maximum current of the drive is 3,60, and total
power is 440W.
Based on the calculated current in the cable, a protective device of rated current I is
The total installed power in the distribution cabinets of public lighting (ROJO1, ROJO2 and selected, with the condition that:
ROJO3) is:
In Io

R 1 7.480W For the selection of cross-section of supply cable, the continuous allowable current of the
ROJO 2 18.480W cable Ind according to the standards SRPS IEC 60364-5-52 and SRPS N.B2.752, modified with
correction factors from the same standards, is applicable.
ROJO 3 7.920W

The correction factors are:

The total installed power of public lighting is: 33.880W. kbk for groups of more than one circuit
kt for ambient ground temperatures
3.THE CALCULATION OF THE SUPPLY CABLES CROSS-SECTIONS CONSIDERING
ALLOWABLE LOAD AND OVERLOAD kt for the for soil thermal resistivity
kop coefficient of the changes of allowable current load of the cable line
Rated load

The calculation of the supply cables was made based on the maximal simultaneous power of The corrected continuous allowed current is:
consumers.

The current in the three-phase cable was calculated by the formula: Idoz = Ind kbk kt kt kop

Pj
In = Idoz allowed current load of the power cable
3 U n cos
Ind rated current value of cable (the manufacturer)
The current in the single-phase cable was calculated by the formula:

Pj
In =
U n cos
 Overload Power cable laying is type D, for rated voltage 230/400V.

Conditions that should be fulfilled for cable selection (SRPS N.B2.743, designations in The adopted values for the correction factors are (TP EDS, TP-3):
brackets) are:
In Io Idoz kt = 1, t = 20C
kt = 1, t = 1Km/W
I2 1,45 Idoz kop = 1, m = 0,75
I2 = k Io factor for parallel laying of cables in trenche (kbk) is according to the following table:
kIo 1,45 Idoz
Num of cables in
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10
where the designations are: trench bk

In rated current for which the circuit is designed (IB), a=0,07m 0,82 0,72 0,66 0,62 0,59 0,57 0,55 0,52
Io rated current of the protective device (In), kbk
Ik corrected permanently withstand current of cable (Iz), a=0,20m 0,86 0,77 0,73 0,69 0,67 0,65 0,63 0,61

I2 current of the protective device reaction, within the reaction time limits,
a mutual distance of cable lines in the trench
k coefficient of the protective device response from the table below:

I2 Table 1.
RATED CURRENT
PROTECTIVE DEVICE k = I
Io O
1,45 Note:
PJ In Ios Idoz I2
t 4 2,10 cos kbk Idoz (1,45Idoz I2)
(W) () () () ()
from 4 t 10 1,90 () (InIos Idoz)
FUSES
from 10 t 25 1,75 SS 1 P.
over 25 1,60 Padina 7.480 0,95 0,82 11,36 50 104,14 80 151 satisfies
R1
ADJUSTABLE t 63 1,35
SWITCHES over 63 1,25 SS 2 P.
Padina 18.480 0,95 0,82 28,08 63 104,14 100,8 151 satisfies
R2
MOTOR PROTECTION SS 2
all sizes 1,20
CIRCUIT-BREAKERS Progon 7.920 0,95 0,82 12,03 50 104,14 80 151 satisfies
R3
R 1.2 3.960 0,95 0,82 6,02 16 84 28 121,8 satisfies
According to this calculation the following table is given, where the supply and installation cables
are taken into consideration: R 2.3 6.160 0,95 0,82 9,36 16 84 28 121,8 satisfies

between SS and R (PP00-A 4x25mm2, 0,6/1V, Ind=104,14A, handbook RK), R 3.1 3.960 0,95 0,82 6,02 16 84 28 121,8 satisfies
between R and poles (PP00-A 4x16mm2, 0,6/1kV, Ind=84A, handbook RK),
which demonstrated that the selected cross-sections are satisfying.
where in the designation R.Y: Y marks the ordinal number of the outlet in the composition
of corresponding ROJO (distribution cabinet of public lighting).
4. CHECK OF THE VOLTAGE DROP 5. PROTECTION AGAINST DANGEROUS VOLTAGE AND ELECTRIC SHOCK

The voltage drop in the cable is calculated by the formula: Protection against dangerous touch voltages is provided by using the TN-C-S system. In
addition to other requirements that the system should meet, the basic criteria of protection in TN
K Pj l system, which according to SRPS N.B2.741 must be met, and is subject to calculation check, is:
u= 2
105
k S U
Uo
Ik k
where the designations are: Zs

u voltage drop in the cable (%) where the designations are:

coefficient which is: =1,0 - for three-phase power supply,

Uo - Rated voltage between phase and earth (V)
=1,6 - for two-phase power supply,
=2,0 - for single-phase power supply, Ik - Fault current, calculated value ().

Pj simultaneous power (kW) Zs - Fault loop impedance, which includes a source, a power line to the point of failure and a

l length of the line (m) protective conductor between the point of failure and source.

m k - Conventional factor that corrects the error caused by neglecting the impedance of the power
k specific conductance (for copper: k = 57 ) supply (k=0,8)
mm 2
m
(for aluminum: k = 36 )
mm 2 Lines impedances were calculated according to unit values of resistivity (r; /km) and inductive
(x, /km) resistance for cables with aluminum conductor, handbook "RK".
S cross-section of a cable core (mm2)
U rated voltage (V) Impedance of power transformer with power of 630kVA is Ztr=0,0102.

Interrupting current, depending on the rated current of the protective device, shall be
Thus obtained voltage drop between power supply point and consumer should be within the determined from the graph in accordance with the standards SRPS N.E 5; N. E3 IEC 269,
permissible values (Regulations on technical norms for the LV electrical installations): where the NH fuse with gL characteristic is used as protective device.

where the designations are:

Power supply lighting other
Io rated current of the protective device,
LV network 3% 5% Ia current that ensures reaction of the protective device and automatic shutdown in the given
time of 0,4s and 5s (SRPS N.B2.741).
Substation 5% 8%

For the electrical installations whose length exceeds 100m, allowed voltage drop increases by
0,005% per meter over 100m, but not more than 0,5%.

Calculation of voltage drop and selection of the cross-section is given in Table 1.

Calculated values show that the selected cross-sections satisfy the criteria of voltage drop.
General equivalent scheme, an example:

The results of calculation checking are given in tables, Table no. 2, and they show that the
protection against electric shock will be effective.

Designer in charge

Aleksandar ulibrk, M.Sc.E.E.

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Schema

R 3/Glass Standard Low depth bow l (Pilkington)/1975/SON-T+/400/On/-39.0/120.0/7.5/0.0

5.0

AMBAR 3 - 44m

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General information : Standard CEN

Road details 13.000
-1.000 0.500

Arrangement : Driving : Way :

44.000
R3007 ( 0.07)
No. of lanes : 3 Lane width : 3.570 m Road width : 10.710 m

RTable : R3007 Qo : 0.070

3 x 3.570 = 10.710
Calculation : Luminance Illuminance (Z Positive) Hemi-sph. ill. TI

Illuminance (Y Positive) Semi-cyl. ill.

Luminaires details
Plan view

Spacing : 44.000 m Height : 13.000 m Overhang : 0.500 m Setback : -1.000 m

Inclination : 5.0

Type : AMBAR 3 Protector : Glass Standard Low depth bowl 271811

Reflector : 1975 Setting : On/-39.0/120.0/7.5/0.0

Source : SON-T+ Wattage : 400 W Flux : 56.5 klm MF : 0.87

Summary
Luminance
1 2 3
ObsY 1.785 5.355 8.925 m
LAve : 2.5 2.3 2.2 cd/m
Uo : 56 57 58 %
Ul : 83 78 75 %

TI : 9 % Observer position : -31.625; 5.355; 1.500 m

Illuminance
EMin : 18 lux
EAve : 39 lux

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3D View Grid results

Master grid (1) : Luminance ( <- -60.000; 1.785; 1.500) [cd/m]

Min : 1.4 cd/m Ave : 2.5 cd/m Max : 3.8 cd/m Uo : 56 % Ug : 37 %

10.115 1.8 1.6 1.7 1.8 1.9 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.4 2.4 2.0 2.2 2.1 2.0 2.0
8.925 2.1 2.1 2.3 2.6 2.8 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.1 2.9 2.5 2.5 2.4 2.3 2.3
7.735 2.7 2.8 3.0 3.3 3.5 3.7 3.7 3.7 3.6 3.2 2.9 2.7 2.7 2.6 2.7
6.545 3.1 3.2 3.5 3.6 3.8 3.7 3.7 3.6 3.6 3.1 2.8 2.7 2.8 2.8 2.8
5.355 3.0 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.2 3.3 3.3 3.3 2.6 2.7 2.5 2.7 2.6 2.8
4.165 2.6 2.6 2.6 2.6 2.7 2.7 2.8 2.9 2.9 2.3 2.4 2.3 2.3 2.3 2.5
2.975 2.3 2.2 2.1 2.1 2.3 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.4 2.0 2.1 2.0 1.9 2.1 2.2
1.785 1.9 1.9 1.8 1.8 1.9 1.9 2.0 2.0 2.0 1.7 1.8 1.7 1.7 1.8 1.9
0.595 1.7 1.6 1.5 1.5 1.7 1.6 1.7 1.7 1.6 1.4 1.5 1.4 1.4 1.5 1.7
Y/X 1.467 4.400 7.333 10.267 13.200 16.133 19.067 22.000 24.933 27.867 30.800 33.733 36.667 39.600 42.533

Master grid (1) : Luminance ( <- -60.000; 1.785; 1.500) [cd/m]

10.115 1.8 2.0 2.3 2.0

2.8
8.925 2.3 3.3 2.5
7.735
6.545 3.8 2.8
3.5
5.355 2.5
4.165 3.0
2.975 2.3 2.0
1.785
1.8 1.5 1.5
0.595 1.5
1.467 4.400 7.333 10.267 13.200 16.133 19.067 22.000 24.933 27.867 30.800 33.733 36.667 39.600 42.533
[m]

Master grid (1) : Luminance ( <- -60.000; 1.785; 1.500) [cd/m]

10.115
8.925
7.735
6.545
5.355
4.165
2.975
1.785
0.595
1.467 4.400 7.333 10.267 13.200 16.133 19.067 22.000 24.933 27.867 30.800 33.733 36.667 39.600 42.533
[m]

1.4 - 1.5 1.5 - 1.8 1.8 - 2.0 2.0 - 2.3 2.3 - 2.5 2.5 - 2.8 2.8 - 3.0 3.0 - 3.3 3.3 - 3.5 3.5 - 3.8
3.8 - 3.8

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Master grid (2) : Luminance ( <- -60.000; 5.355; 1.500) [cd/m] Master grid (3) : Luminance ( <- -60.000; 8.925; 1.500) [cd/m]

Min : 1.3 cd/m Ave : 2.3 cd/m Max : 3.5 cd/m Uo : 57 % Ug : 38 % Min : 1.3 cd/m Ave : 2.2 cd/m Max : 3.1 cd/m Uo : 58 % Ug : 41 %

10.115 1.9 1.8 2.0 2.2 2.3 2.5 2.6 2.6 2.5 2.5 2.1 2.2 2.1 2.0 2.1 10.115 2.0 2.0 2.2 2.5 2.6 2.7 2.7 2.7 2.6 2.5 2.1 2.3 2.1 2.1 2.1
8.925 2.4 2.4 2.6 2.9 3.0 3.2 3.2 3.2 3.1 2.9 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.4 2.4 8.925 2.4 2.4 2.6 2.8 2.9 3.1 3.1 3.1 3.0 2.9 2.4 2.5 2.4 2.3 2.3
7.735 2.7 2.8 3.0 3.2 3.4 3.5 3.5 3.5 3.4 3.1 2.8 2.7 2.7 2.6 2.6 7.735 2.5 2.4 2.5 2.7 2.8 3.0 3.1 3.1 3.1 2.8 2.6 2.5 2.6 2.5 2.5
6.545 2.8 2.8 2.9 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.2 3.3 3.3 2.8 2.6 2.6 2.7 2.6 2.7 6.545 2.5 2.4 2.4 2.4 2.5 2.6 2.8 2.9 3.0 2.6 2.5 2.4 2.6 2.5 2.5
5.355 2.6 2.6 2.5 2.5 2.7 2.7 2.8 3.0 3.0 2.4 2.5 2.4 2.5 2.5 2.6 5.355 2.4 2.2 2.1 2.1 2.3 2.3 2.5 2.6 2.7 2.3 2.4 2.3 2.4 2.4 2.5
4.165 2.3 2.2 2.1 2.1 2.3 2.3 2.5 2.5 2.6 2.1 2.3 2.1 2.2 2.2 2.4 4.165 2.2 2.0 1.9 1.9 2.0 2.0 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.0 2.1 2.0 2.1 2.1 2.3
2.975 2.1 2.0 1.8 1.8 2.0 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.2 1.8 2.0 1.8 1.9 2.0 2.1 2.975 2.0 1.8 1.7 1.7 1.8 1.8 1.9 2.0 2.0 1.7 1.9 1.7 1.8 1.9 2.0
1.785 1.8 1.7 1.6 1.6 1.8 1.7 1.8 1.9 1.8 1.5 1.7 1.6 1.6 1.7 1.8 1.785 1.8 1.6 1.5 1.5 1.6 1.6 1.7 1.7 1.7 1.5 1.6 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8
0.595 1.6 1.5 1.4 1.4 1.5 1.5 1.6 1.6 1.5 1.3 1.4 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 0.595 1.6 1.4 1.3 1.3 1.5 1.4 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.3 1.4 1.3 1.3 1.4 1.6
Y/X 1.467 4.400 7.333 10.267 13.200 16.133 19.067 22.000 24.933 27.867 30.800 33.733 36.667 39.600 42.533 Y/X 1.467 4.400 7.333 10.267 13.200 16.133 19.067 22.000 24.933 27.867 30.800 33.733 36.667 39.600 42.533

Master grid (2) : Luminance ( <- -60.000; 5.355; 1.500) [cd/m] Master grid (3) : Luminance ( <- -60.000; 8.925; 1.500) [cd/m]

10.115 2.0 2.8 2.3 10.115 2.8

2.3 2.5 2.3 2.3 2.3
8.925 3.3 2.5 8.925
7.735 7.735
3.0
6.545 6.545 2.5
3.0 2.5
5.355 2.5 5.355 2.3
4.165 2.3 4.165 2.0
2.975 2.0 2.975 1.8
1.785 1.8 1.785 1.5
1.5 1.5 1.5
0.595 0.595
1.467 4.400 7.333 10.267 13.200 16.133 19.067 22.000 24.933 27.867 30.800 33.733 36.667 39.600 42.533 1.467 4.400 7.333 10.267 13.200 16.133 19.067 22.000 24.933 27.867 30.800 33.733 36.667 39.600 42.533
[m] [m]

Master grid (2) : Luminance ( <- -60.000; 5.355; 1.500) [cd/m] Master grid (3) : Luminance ( <- -60.000; 8.925; 1.500) [cd/m]

10.115 10.115
8.925 8.925
7.735 7.735
6.545 6.545
5.355 5.355
4.165 4.165
2.975 2.975
1.785 1.785
0.595 0.595
1.467 4.400 7.333 10.267 13.200 16.133 19.067 22.000 24.933 27.867 30.800 33.733 36.667 39.600 42.533 1.467 4.400 7.333 10.267 13.200 16.133 19.067 22.000 24.933 27.867 30.800 33.733 36.667 39.600 42.533
[m] [m]

1.3 - 1.5 1.5 - 1.8 1.8 - 2.0 2.0 - 2.3 2.3 - 2.5 2.5 - 2.8 2.8 - 3.0 3.0 - 3.3 3.3 - 3.5 1.3 - 1.5 1.5 - 1.8 1.8 - 2.0 2.0 - 2.3 2.3 - 2.5 2.5 - 2.8 2.8 - 3.0 3.0 - 3.1

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Master grid (4) : Illuminance [lux] Lane Centre 1 (5) : Longitudinal uniformities ( <- -60.000; 1.785; 1.500) [cd/m]

Min : 18 lux Ave : 39 lux Max : 74 lux Uo : 47 % Ug : 25 % Min : 1.7 cd/m Ave : 1.8 cd/m Max : 2.0 cd/m Uo : 90 % Ug : 83 %

10.041 58 48 38 30 22 21 19 18 19 21 22 30 38 48 58 1.785 1.9 1.9 1.8 1.8 1.9 1.9 2.0 2.0 2.0 1.7 1.8 1.7 1.7 1.8 1.9
8.702 65 55 44 35 26 24 22 22 22 24 26 35 44 55 65 Y/X 1.467 4.400 7.333 10.267 13.200 16.133 19.067 22.000 24.933 27.867 30.800 33.733 36.667 39.600 42.533
7.363 71 60 49 38 31 28 26 25 26 28 31 38 49 60 71
Lane Centre 2 (6) : Longitudinal uniformities ( <- -60.000; 5.355; 1.500) [cd/m]
6.024 74 62 51 39 34 29 29 28 29 29 34 39 51 62 74
Min : 2.4 cd/m Ave : 2.6 cd/m Max : 3.0 cd/m Uo : 90 % Ug : 78 %
4.686 70 59 49 39 35 28 30 30 30 28 35 39 49 59 70
3.347 64 54 45 37 35 28 30 30 30 28 35 37 45 54 64 5.355 2.6 2.6 2.5 2.5 2.7 2.7 2.8 3.0 3.0 2.4 2.5 2.4 2.5 2.5 2.6
2.008 55 47 40 35 32 26 28 28 28 26 32 35 40 47 55 Y/X 1.467 4.400 7.333 10.267 13.200 16.133 19.067 22.000 24.933 27.867 30.800 33.733 36.667 39.600 42.533
0.669 47 40 35 31 29 24 26 26 26 24 29 31 35 40 47
Lane Centre 3 (7) : Longitudinal uniformities ( <- -60.000; 8.925; 1.500) [cd/m]
Y/X 1.467 4.400 7.333 10.267 13.200 16.133 19.067 22.000 24.933 27.867 30.800 33.733 36.667 39.600 42.533
Min : 2.3 cd/m Ave : 2.7 cd/m Max : 3.1 cd/m Uo : 87 % Ug : 75 %
Master grid (4) : Illuminance [lux]
8.925 2.4 2.4 2.6 2.8 2.9 3.1 3.1 3.1 3.0 2.9 2.4 2.5 2.4 2.3 2.3
Y/X 1.467 4.400 7.333 10.267 13.200 16.133 19.067 22.000 24.933 27.867 30.800 33.733 36.667 39.600 42.533

10.041
20
8.702
25
7.363 40
65 55 45 45 50 65
6.024 35 35
4.686 70 60 60 70
50 30 30
55
3.347 40 30 30
2.008
25 25
0.669
1.467 4.400 7.333 10.267 13.200 16.133 19.067 22.000 24.933 27.867 30.800 33.733 36.667 39.600 42.533
[m]

Master grid (4) : Illuminance [lux]

10.041
8.702
7.363
6.024
4.686
3.347
2.008
0.669
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 APPENDIX: Table 1 - Checking of cross-section of conductors and voltage drop calculation

Section Cable Resistance Reactance Impedance Power Cable Protection Total

Item Cable type and power factor Rated voltage Current Voltage drop
Connection name length cross-section current device current voltage drop
No. cross-section cos Un(V) In(A) u%
l(m) S(mm) r(/km) x(/km) z(/km) P(W) Idoz(A) Io(A) u%

connecting board-luminare PP00-Y 3x2,5; 1kV 15 2,5 7,41 0,10 7,41 440 0,95 230 2,01 25 6 0,20

SS 1 "P.Padina" - ROJO 1 PP00-A 4x25; 1kV 16 25 1,18 0,09 1,18 7480 0,95 400 11,36 104,14 50 0,10

Connection no.1 PP00-A 4x16; 1kV 348 16 1,87 0,09 1,87 3520 0,95 400 5,35 84 16 0,72 1,01
Connection no.2 PP00-A 4x16; 1kV 502 16 1,87 0,09 1,87 3960 0,95 400 6,02 84 16 1,16 1,45

SS 2 "P.Padina" - ROJO 2 PP00-A 4x25; 1kV 21 25 1,18 0,09 1,18 18480 0,95 400 28,08 104,14 63 0,31

Connection no.1 PP00-A 4x16; 1kV 336 16 1,87 0,09 1,87 3080 0,95 400 4,68 84 16 0,61 1,11
Connection no.2 PP00-A 4x16; 1kV 674 16 1,87 0,09 1,87 6160 0,95 400 9,36 84 16 2,43 2,94
Connection no.3 PP00-A 4x16; 1kV 714 16 1,87 0,09 1,87 6160 0,95 400 9,36 84 16 2,57 3,08
Connection no.4 PP00-A 4x16; 1kV 382 16 1,87 0,09 1,87 3080 0,95 400 4,68 84 16 0,69 1,19

SS 2 "Progon" - ROJO 3 PP00-A 4x25; 1kV 16 25 1,18 0,09 1,18 7920 0,95 400 12,03 104,14 50 0,10

Connection no.1 PP00-A 4x16; 1kV 496 16 1,87 0,09 1,87 3960 0,95 400 6,02 84 16 1,15 1,45
Connection no.2 PP00-A 4x16; 1kV 427 16 1,87 0,09 1,87 3960 0,95 400 6,02 84 16 0,99 1,29
 APPENDIX: Table 2 - Checking of electric shock protection

Section Cable cross- Impedance Rated Fault Cut

Item Cable type and Fault impedance Protection device current
Connection name length section voltage current current/cut time
No. cross-section z() Io(A)
l(m) S(mm) z(/km) Un(V) Ik(A) Ia(A)/t(s)

SS 1 "P.Padina"- ROJO1 (Ik1) PP00-A 4x25; 1kV 16 25 2,46 0,05 230 4640,84 195/5sec 50
SS 2 "P.Padina" - ROJO2 (Ik1) PP00-A 4x25; 1kV 21 25 2,46 0,06 230 3718,07 275/5sec 63
SS 2 "Progon" - ROJO3 (Ik1) PP00-A 4x25; 1kV 16 25 2,46 0,05 230 4640,84 195/5sec 50

ROJO1 to the last connection no.1 (Ik2) PP00-A 4x16; 1kV 348 16 3,88 1,40 230 164,31 54/5sec 16
Last pole of connection no.1 to the luminaire (Ik3) PP00-Y 3x2,5; 1kV 15 2,5 15,19 1,63 230 141,31 31/0,4sec 6

ROJO1 to the last connection no.2 (Ik2) PP00-A 4x16; 1kV 502 16 3,88 2,00 230 115,15 54/5sec 16
Last pole of connection no.2 to the luminaire (Ik3) PP00-Y 3x2,5; 1kV 15 2,5 15,19 2,23 230 103,36 31/0,4sec 6

ROJO2 to the last connection no.1 (Ik2) PP00-A 4x16; 1kV 336 16 3,88 1,37 230 168,43 54/5sec 16
Last pole of connection no.1 to the luminaire (Ik3) PP00-Y 3x2,5; 1kV 15 2,5 15,19 1,59 230 144,35 31/0,4sec 6

ROJO2 to the last connection no.2 (Ik2) PP00-A 4x16; 1kV 674 16 3,88 2,68 230 85,92 54/5sec 16
Last pole of connection no.2 to the luminaire (Ik3) PP00-Y 3x2,5; 1kV 15 2,5 15,19 2,90 230 79,18 31/0,4sec 6

ROJO2 to the last connection no.3 (Ik2) PP00-A 4x16; 1kV 714 16 3,88 2,83 230 81,21 54/5sec 16
Last pole of connection no.3 to the luminaire (Ik3) PP00-Y 3x2,5; 1kV 15 2,5 15,19 3,06 230 75,16 31/0,4sec 6

ROJO2 to the last connection no.4 (Ik2) PP00-A 4x16; 1kV 382 16 3,88 1,54 230 148,96 54/5sec 16
Last pole of connection no.4to the luminaire (Ik3) PP00-Y 3x2,5; 1kV 15 2,5 15,19 1,77 230 129,81 31/0,4sec 6

ROJO3 to the last connection no.1 (Ik2) PP00-A 4x16; 1kV 496 16 3,88 1,97 230 116,51 54/5sec 16
Last pole of connection no.1 to the luminaire (Ik3) PP00-Y 3x2,5; 1kV 15 2,5 15,19 2,20 230 104,46 31/0,4sec 6

ROJO3 to the last connection no.2 (Ik2) PP00-A 4x16; 1kV 427 16 3,88 1,71 230 134,79 54/5sec 16
Last pole of connection no.2 to the luminaire (Ik3) PP00-Y 3x2,5; 1kV 15 2,5 15,19 1,93 230 118,91 31/0,4sec 6

IMPEDANCE OF THE TRANSFORMER (630kVA) 0,0102

 5. LINE SCHEDULE Position of the Distance between
Road chainage Distribution cabinet
pole poles (step)
HIGHWAY -80
Section 8: Dimitrovgrad bypass Ordinal No.
DIMITROVGRAD (toll gate) DIMITROVGRAD (border of the Republic of Bulgaria) m' km' + m' ROJO
/Designation
1. - 95+955,42
THE OPEN HIGHWAY SECTION LIGHTING 2. 40 95+995,42
3. 40 96+035,42
4. 44 96+079,42
5. 44 96+123,42
6. 44 96+167,42
7. 40 96+207,57
Position of the Distance between 8. 40 96+247,40
Road chainage Distribution cabinet
pole poles (step) 9. 44 96+291,36
10. 44 96+335,33
Ordinal No. 11. 44 96+379,07
m' km' + m' ROJO
/Designation 12. 44 96+423,20
1. - 95+569,50 13. 44 96+466,64
2. 44 95+523,79 14. 44 96+510,50
3. 44 95+479,52 15. 44 96+554,36
4. 44 95+435,19 16. 44 96+597,90
5. 44 95+391,27 17. 44 96+641,64
6. 44 95+347,14 18. 44 96+685,40
7. 44 95+302,98 19. 44 96+728,73
8. 44 95+258,81 ROJO 1 20. 44 96+772,04 ROJO 2
9. - 95+603,58 21. 44 96+815,51
10. 30 95+573,49 22. - 96+817,03
11. 44 95+529,73 23. 44 96+776,54
12. 44 95+486,07 24. 44 96+732,16
13. 44 95+442,29 25. 40 96+691,70
14. 44 95+398,42 26. 44 96+647,59
15. 44 95+354,57 27. 44 96+602,86
16. 44 95+310,59 28. 44 96+558,74
17. 44 95+266,52 29. 44 96+514,39
30. 44 96+469,96
31. 44 96+426,14
32. 44 96+381,84
33. 44 96+337,67
34. 44 96+293,59
35. 44 96+249,65
36. 40 96+209,64
37. 40 96+169,74
38. 44 96+125,73
39. 44 96+081,71
40. 44 96+037,71
41. 44 95+997,71
42. 40 95+957,73

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 Position of the Distance between
Road chainage Distribution cabinet
pole poles (step)

Ordinal No.
m' km' + m' ROJO
/Designation
1. - 97+876,07
2. 44 97+919,10
3. 44 97+962,74
4. 44 98+006,36
5. 44 98+050,00
6. 44 98+093,85
7. 44 98+137,68
8. 44 98+181,68
9. 44 98+225,62 ROJO 3
10. - 98+210,44
11. 44 98+166,30
12. 44 98+122,08
13. 44 98+077,84
14. 44 98+033,57
15. 44 97+989,34
16. 44 97+945,06
17. 44 97+900,57
18. 44 97+856,12