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    1) The document provides specifications for various types of overhead conductors used in power transmission including their current carrying capacity, size, and diameter. It also lists minimum clearance requirements between power lines at different voltage levels. 2) Standards are given for right-of-way widths, phase to earth and phase to phase clearances, and heights of transmission towers depending on voltage level and type of conductor. 3) Minimum safety clearances for outdoor substations are specified relating to phase spacing, height of supports, creepage distance, and bay widths for different voltage levels ranging from 11kV to 400kV.

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    1) The document provides specifications for various types of overhead conductors used in power transmission including their current carrying capacity, size, and diameter. It also lists minimum clearance requirements between power lines at different voltage levels. 2) Standards are given for right-of-way widths, phase to earth and phase to phase clearances, and heights of transmission towers depending on voltage level and type of conductor. 3) Minimum safety clearances for outdoor substations are specified relating to phase spacing, height of supports, creepage distance, and bay widths for different voltage levels ranging from 11kV to 400kV.

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    1) The document provides specifications for various types of overhead conductors used in power transmission including their current carrying capacity, size, and diameter. It also lists minimum clearance requirements between power lines at different voltage levels. 2) Standards are given for right-of-way widths, phase to earth and phase to phase clearances, and heights of transmission towers depending on voltage level and type of conductor. 3) Minimum safety clearances for outdoor substations are specified relating to phase spacing, height of supports, creepage distance, and bay widths for different voltage levels ranging from 11kV to 400kV.

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    1) The document provides specifications for various types of overhead conductors used in power transmission including their current carrying capacity, size, and diameter. It also lists minimum clearance requirements between power lines at different voltage levels. 2) Standards are given for right-of-way widths, phase to earth and phase to phase clearances, and heights of transmission towers depending on voltage level and type of conductor. 3) Minimum safety clearances for outdoor substations are specified relating to phase spacing, height of supports, creepage distance, and bay widths for different voltage levels ranging from 11kV to 400kV.

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    CURRENT CARRYING CAPACITY OF CONDUCTORS

    Sl. Conductor Amp At MW/MVA Amp At MW/MVA Size Over all


    No 30’C 50’C (No/mm) Dia in mm
    Al & Stl
    1 DOG 254 44/48 311 53/59 6/4.72 14.15
    7/1.57
    2 LEOPARD 310 54/60 370 63/70 6/5.28 15.81
    7/1.75
    3 PANTHER 425 73/81 526 90/100 30/3.00 21.03
    7/3.00
    4 KUNDHA 745 267/297 960 344/382 42/3.42 25.8
    7/1.94
    5 ZEBRA 810 290/322 1000 358/398 54/3.18 28.62
    7/3.18
    6 MOOSE 961 666 -- -- 54/3.53 31.77
    7/3.53
    CLEARENCE BETWEEN POWER LINE CROSSINGS (In Mtrs)

    Ref: IER 87 and CEA reg. 69 (iv)

    Sl. Voltage level in KV 11-66 110-132 230 400 765


    No
    1 Low and medium 2.44 3.05 4.58 5.49 7.94

    2 11-66 2.44 3.05 4.58 5.49 7.94

    3 110 2.44 3.05 4.58 5.49 7.94

    4 230 4.58 4.58 4.58 5.49 7.94

    5 400 5.49 5.49 5.49 5.49 7.94

    6 765 7.94 7.94 7.94 7.94 7.94

    EHT LINES TO BUILDING CLEARENCE(In Feet/Mtrs)

    Ref: IER – 79 & 80 and CEA Reg.61(1-3)

    Sl.
    Voltage level in KV Horizontal Vertical Ground (Normal)
    No
    1 11 4’/ 1.2 12’/ 3.7 15’/ 4.60

    2 33 7’/ 2.0 12’/ 3.7 18’/ 5.20

    3 110 9’ /2.74 15’ /4.57 20’/ 6.10

    4 230 12’ /3.66 18’ /5.488 24’/ 7.02

    5 400 17’ /5.21 23’ /7.03 30’/ 8.84

    6 765 28’/ 8.52 34’ /10.34 50’/ 15.0


    Recommended width of Right of Way for Transmission Lines (ROW in mtr)

    Ref: CEA Reg.61-6

    ROW
    Sl. No Voltage level in KV
    Bare Conductor Covered Conductor
    1 11 7 --
    2 33 15 6
    3 110 SC 22 15
    4 110 DC 22 15
    5 230 SC 35 NA
    6 230 DC 35 NA
    7 400 SC 46 NA
    8 400 DC 46 NA
    9 765 SC 64 NA
    10 765 DC 67 NA
    11 1150 SC 89 NA

    Phase to Earth and Phase to Phase clearance for Transmission Lines (in mtr)

    Ref: CEA Reg. 61-10

    Phase to Earth Phase to Phase


    Voltage
    Sl. No
    level in KV Bare Covered Bare Covered
    Conductor Conductor Conductor Conductor
    1 11 0.16 0.050 0.160 0.050
    2 33 0.320 0.075 0.320 0.075
    3 110 1.1 0.50 1.1 0.50
    4 230 2.1 NA 2.1 NA
    5 400 2.6 NA 4.2 NA
    7 765 4.9 NA 9.4 NA
    8 1150 8.0 NA 13.8 NA
    Height of EHT Towers (in Mtr)

    Ref: TLC approved design

    Sl. Type of Angle of


    Description H1 H2 H3 H4 H
    No Tower Deviation
    110 SC
    0-2 PA
    Suspension
    110 SC
    1 2-30 PB
    Tension
    110 SC
    30-60 PC
    Tension
    110 DC
    0-2 GCR 14.775 3.600 3.600 3.670 25.645
    Suspension
    110 DC
    2 2-30 HCR 12.835 3.400 3.300 5.200 24.735
    Tension
    30-60 KCR 12.835 3.600 3.500 6.300 26.235
    230 SC
    0-2 A 10.668 7.925 2.438 21.031
    Suspension
    230 SC
    3 2-30 C 9.144 8.230 4.572 21.946
    Tension
    30-60 D 7.925 8.230 4.572 20.727
    230 DC
    0-2 GR 18.695 5.100 5.05 4.95 34.070
    Suspension
    230 DC
    4 2-30 KSR 16.275 5.060 5.01 7.495 33.840
    Tension
    30-60 LSR 16.00 5.340 5.175 8.835 35.350
    400 DC
    0-2 DA
    Suspension
    400 DC
    5 2-30 DC
    Tension
    30-60 DD
    Note:

    H- Total height of the tower

    H1 – Height from Ground to bottom cross arm

    H2 – Height from Bottom – Middle cross arm

    H3 – Height from Middle-Top cross arm

    H4 – Height from Top cross arm – Peak (Earth wire)


    Clearance for Out Door Substations (in Mtr)

    Sl. No Minimum Clearance 400 KV 230 KV 110 KV 33 KV 11 KV

    1. Minimum safety
    working clearance 6.4 4.3 3.7 2.8 2.6

    2. Phase to phase
    spacing in switch yard 4.0 3.350 1.675 0.915 0.460

    3. Phase to Earth
    spacing in switch yard 3.5 1.675 1.0 0.61 0.305

    4. From Plinth to lowest


    Live part of breaker 8.0 5.2 4.3 3.4 --

    5. Live point to Earth


    -- 2.4 1.1 3.2 --

    6. Live point to Ground


    - 5.485 4.572 3.658 3.658

    7. Height of the lowest


    part of support 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5
    insulator to ground
    8. Minimum creepage
    distance of support 10.5 6.125 3.075 0.9 --
    insulators
    9. Sectional clearances
    - 4.267 3.353 2.743 2.591

    10. Spacing for Isolators


    ( W/O Arcing horn) - 3.350 2.135 0.765 0.610

    11. Spacing for Isolators


    ( With Arcing horn) - 3.962 3.050 1.220 0.915

    12 Standard Bay width


    27 12.2 9.45 4.57 3.5

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