What is the ground clearance of 400KV transmission line.

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The ground clearance of a 400KV transmission line varies depending on various factors.

The ground clearance of a transmission line is the vertical distance between the lowest point of the conductor and the ground.
The ground clearance is determined based on safety regulations and requirements.
Factors that influence the ground clearance include terrain, vegetation, and proximity to buildings or roads.
In hilly areas, the ground clearance may be higher to account for uneven terrain.
In urban areas, the ground clearance may be lower to avoid interference with buildings or roads.
The ground clearance is typically specified by the relevant electrical authority or regulatory body.

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400KV transmission line is 8.84 meter. As per this clause, of IE 1956, minimum ground clearance of 33KV uninsulated electrical conductor is 5.2 meter.

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Yes 400kv transmission line under ground

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As per IEC the ground clearance of 400KV T/L is 8.84 MTR.

What is the ground clearance of 400KV transmission line.

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