Parallel distance issue between long-distance pipelines and buried cables

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There is currently a DN200 aviation kerosene transmission pipeline, and a 10kV power cable is to be laid alongside it. What is the allowable distance for parallel laying? What protection measures are required? Waiting for an answer urgently

Reply #22015-06-10

A parallel distance of 1 meter is sufficient, while for intersections, 0.5 meters is enough. But in our design work, if the parallel distance is too large—say 300 meters—we need to consider protective measures.

Reply #32015-06-10

Currently, the distance between the parallel installations has exceeded 1000 meters; what specific protective measures should be taken?

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