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I appreciate that you need to consult the electricity distribution companies, but does anyone have a simple formula that would give a safe working distance for in areas where there are overhead power lines present of varying voltages?
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You are looking for GS6.
Google it on the HSE Web site.
Good Luck Alex
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Don't know if you found the info you were looking for in GS6 - but I have come across the following figures which have been used by one (UK) distribution company:
"Ground level barriers are required at the following minimum horizontal distances from the line:-
a) 6 metres – up to and including 33kV. b) 9 metres – greater then 33kV up to and including 132kV. c) 14 metres greater than 132kV."
Note particularly the >132kV clearance is greater than that identified in HSE guidance GS6....
And noting these are horizontal clearances- there are other considerations for vertical clearances...
Steve
Steve
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