Electrical Clerance of 220 kv line ,33 kv line

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Electrical clearance refers to the minimum distance required between conductive parts to prevent electrical breakdown.

Electrical clearance is important to ensure safety and prevent electrical arcing or short circuits.
For a 220 kV line, the electrical clearance would typically be larger than that for a 33 kV line.
The specific clearance requirements depend on various factors such as voltage level, environmental conditions, and insulation materials used.
Clearance can be achieved through physical separation, insulation, or the use of insulating barriers.
National and international standards provide guidelines for determining the required electrical clearance for different voltage levels.

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