The timeline for a transmission line project can vary significantly, ranging from months for a short repair to over 10 years for a new high-voltage line. This lengthy timeframe is largely due to the extensive planning and regulatory processes involved.

Major projects typically follow these key stages, each with its own timeline:

1. Planning and Design (Years): This is the longest phase, involving route selection, environmental impact studies, public consultation, and securing permits and approvals from various authorities.

2. Site Preparation and Foundation Work (Weeks to Months): Once permits are secured, the construction corridor is cleared, access roads are built, and foundations for the towers are installed.

3. Tower Assembly and Erection (Weeks to Months): The transmission towers are fabricated and assembled on-site before being erected.

4. OHTLstringingequipment.com/Conductor-Stringing-Equipment.html target='_blank'>conductor stringing and Installation (Weeks to Months): This phase involves pulling the conductors between the towers using specialized equipment, ensuring correct tension and sag.

5. Testing and Commissioning (Weeks): The final step is to test the line for integrity and performance before it is energized and put into operation.

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