Meaning of ROW in the Transmission Line
- The right of way is a strip of land where the transmission line is constructed, erected, operated and maintain.
- The transmission line is kept in the center of right of way ( ROW ).
- The right of way clears all trees, structure and construction which interfere the power lines.
- The maximum width of ROW is calculated by considering transmission line voltage, wind speed, sag, tower design, swing and other safety parameters.
- The ROW is as per guideline of Ministry of Environment and Forest. The ROW for different transmission line is given as below in India.
ROW For Different Transmission Line Voltage
Transmission Line Voltage |
Right of Way in Meters |
11
kV |
7 |
33
kV |
15 |
66
kV |
18 |
110
kV |
22 |
132
kV |
27 |
220
kV |
35 |
400
kV S / C ( Single Circuit ) |
46 |
400
kV D / C ( Double Circuit ) |
46 |
±
500 kV HVDC |
52 |
765
kV S / C ( Single Circuit With Delta Configuration ) |
64 |
765
kV D / C ( Double Circuit ) |
67 |
±
800 kV HVDC |
69 |
1200
kV |
89 |
- Only vertical Delta configuration of 400 kV S/C and Delta configuration of 765 kV S/C shall be permitted in the Forest Area.
Width Clearance For Conductor / Bundle Conductor
- The following width clearance would be permitted for below each conductor or conductor bundle.
Transmission
line with bundle conductor |
Width
Clearance below each conductor or Bundle conductor (meter) |
Up to 400 kV Twin Bundle |
3 |
400 kV Triple Conductor |
5 |
400 kV / ± 500 kV HVDC / 765 kV
Quadruple Bundle |
7 |
± 800 kV HVDC / 765 kV Hexagonal Bundle |
10 |
Minimum Clearance Between Trees and Transmission Line
- The minimum clearance between trees and transmission is given as below.
Transmission
Line Voltage |
Minimum
Clearance Between Transmission Line and Trees |
11
kV |
2.6 |
33
kV |
2.8 |
66
kV |
3.4 |
110
kV |
3.7 |
132
kV |
4.0 |
220
kV |
4.6 |
400
kV |
5.5 |
±
500 kV HVDC |
7.4 |
765
kV D / C |
9.0 |
±
800 kV HVDC |
10.6 |
1200
kV |
13 |
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