Methods of Earthing System
Points : methods of earthing system, earthing through a water main, pipe earthing, plate earthing
Three are three methods of earthing
1. Earthing Through a Water Main
2. Pipe Earthing
3. Plate Earthing
1. Earthing Through a Water Main
Before making an earthing connection to the water main, it must be ascertained that throughout
G.I. pipes have been used, otherwise if the cement concrete pipes have been used, the earthing
will not be effective. When making an earthing connection, care must be taken to limit the
contact resistance to the minimum.
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Wednesday, 22 April 2015
Components / Parts of Earthing System
Components / Parts of Earthing System
Points : components / parts of earthing system, earth continuity conductor, earth lead or earth conductor, earth electrode
(1) Earthing Continuity Conductor
(2) Earthing lead or Earth Conductor
(3) Earth Electrode 1. Earth Continuity Conductor This is the part of the earthing system, which joins or bonds together all the metal parts of an installation: Conduits, ducts, boxes, metal casings of switches, fuse distribution boards, regulating and controlling apparatus exposed metal work of machines and any metal frame work on which electrical apparatus is mounted.
I.E.E. regulations (E3) requires that where earth leakage protection depends on the operation of fuses or excess current circuit breakers the impedance or resistance between the consumers earthing terminal and the remote and of every earth continuity conductor should not exceed one Ohm.
(2) Earthing lead or Earth Conductor
(3) Earth Electrode 1. Earth Continuity Conductor This is the part of the earthing system, which joins or bonds together all the metal parts of an installation: Conduits, ducts, boxes, metal casings of switches, fuse distribution boards, regulating and controlling apparatus exposed metal work of machines and any metal frame work on which electrical apparatus is mounted.
I.E.E. regulations (E3) requires that where earth leakage protection depends on the operation of fuses or excess current circuit breakers the impedance or resistance between the consumers earthing terminal and the remote and of every earth continuity conductor should not exceed one Ohm.
Tuesday, 21 April 2015
Why is Earthing So Important?
Why is Earthing So Important?
Points : Why is Earthing So Important?, importance of earthing in electricity
Human life is involved where electrical apparatus is used, and an electric shock can be fatal.
Also a violent short circuit can easily start a disastrous fire on a premises. These are well
known facts that are often forgotten when electricity is being used every day. A can be now,
tomorrow, five years time, or possible even never.
How Does Earthing Give Protection?
How Does Earthing Give Protection?
Points : how does earthing give protection to an electric circuit
The usual method of earthing is to join to exposed metal work to earth via an earth continuity
conductor connected to an electrode buried in the earth. In conjunction with a fuse, or other
similar device, this then forms a Protective System. Thus if a live conductor accidentally comes
into contact with any exposed metal, it is effectively connected to earth.
Why is Earthing Necessary
Why is Earthing Necessary
Points : Why is Earthing Necessary Explain
If all electrical equipment produced was totally insulated, then there would be no need for
earthing. Unfortunately up to now, insulated covers or casings have been expensive to produce
and so metal has been used.
Meaning of Earthing in Electricity
Meaning of Earthing in Electricity
Points : Meaning of Earthing in Electricity
The meaning of earthing or grounding is to connect the electrical equipment to the general mass
of earth by wire of negligible resistance. This brings the body of the electrical equipment to
zero potential and thus will avoid the sock to the operator.
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