Minimum distances for an overhead electrical substation in Peru refer to the minimum clearances that must be maintained between electrical equipment and other objects, such as buildings, trees, and other structures, to ensure the safety of personnel and the reliable operation of the substation.
These distances are established by technical standards and regulations to minimize the risk of electrical accidents, such as electric shocks, short circuits, and fires. They consider factors such as the voltage level of the equipment, the type of insulation used, and the environmental conditions in which the substation is located.
