What types of production equipment can be installed under high-voltage power lines?
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A 220,000-volt high-voltage power line runs across our factory area, and the possibility of removing it is quite low. Production facilities for chemical hazards cannot be installed beneath this high-voltage line. How can we make use of this area? What type of facilities can we set up in a certain zone beneath the high-voltage line? Please give me some advice, thank you!
May I ask, in the case of an upgraded version, does your company build the factory first, or does the power department construct the high-voltage lines first? Buildings are not allowed beneath high-voltage lines, let alone hazardous chemicals.
If there really is no other option, you might consider using fire ponds, accident ponds, toilets, and other such places
High-voltage overhead lines should not pass through production areas, and moreover, no buildings are allowed beneath high-voltage lines!
It would be best to have a risk assessment conducted by a safety evaluation company to determine whether it is possible to use the space after implementing some protective measures. At the same time, consideration should be given to safeguards in the event of an accident (such as broken high-voltage wires falling to the ground, the collapse of buildings, etc.)
I agree with the opinion from the 3rd floor. According to power design regulations and relevant management rules, buildings are not allowed to be constructed under high-voltage lines. If there is no other choice, options such as fire water tanks, accident water tanks, or storage areas for non-flammable and non-explosive materials (such as fertilizers) can be considered.
Open storage areas that can be used as raw materials or products (but must maintain a sufficient distance from high-voltage lines), or as green belts. If land within the factory area is extremely limited and it is necessary to use this portion of land, negotiations can be held with the power supply authorities and the users to take advantage of power outages to convert the high-voltage lines passing through the factory area into cables, which can then be buried or routed through cable trays.