@fabio89 But, if it crackle too much and there is a phase splitting into 4 wires, then about 750 kV. I just don't know which voltage class in Germany is used. P.S. Nice photo!
@white.dead These are 380kV 50Hz 3-phase lines. Germany's Railway Overhead system is 1-AC 15kV 16,7Hz and supplied autonomously with 110kV 16,7Hz Lines
I also thought that this was due to the strength of the current, since the voltage is not very high. I remember that in Ukraine there is a small power line from some plant, where there is a very small voltage, but phase splitting into 6 wires is purely due to the large amperage on the line.
But, if it crackle too much and there is a phase splitting into 4 wires, then about 750 kV. I just don't know which voltage class in Germany is used.
P.S. Nice photo!
Thanks for the answer! But why then phase splitting into 4 wires? In Russia, on high voltage AC lines for 330 kV, 2 wires are used in phase splitting and 3 wires on phase on 500 kV lines. Could not be due to corona discharge such an application
https://photos.wikimapia.org/p/00/05/61/60/32_full.jpg
https://m.io.ua/img_aa/medium/1653/25/16532500.jpg
I also thought that this was due to the strength of the current, since the voltage is not very high.
https://pp.userapi.com/c9852/u153350305/113429496/w_0a45a687.jpg