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Distance from 15 cubic liquid oxygen tank to 35kv high-voltage line

2019-05-25View Original

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I would like to ask everyone: according to cryogenic standards, there should be a distance of 1.5 times the height of the pole between the liquid oxygen storage tank and high-voltage power lines. The company is surrounded by such high-voltage lines; I’m not sure if there is any solution to this issue Companies are reluctant to give up the liquid oxygen storage tanks; having the power supply department modify the electrical circuits or bury them is also not very practical. Is there any way to narrow the distance? ? ?
Reply #22019-05-27
Check the requirements set out in GB50160 and GB50016 regarding the distance between overhead cables and production and storage facilities
Reply #32019-09-26
Draw all the high-voltage lines and then shift them by 1.5×35 meters to see if there are any empty areas; in addition, a safe distance must be maintained from other devices. If there’s no space, then there’s nothing to do but give up, or go underground

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