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prashanth
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Power House Earth-Mat Design

01/13/2008 10:55 PM

Hello

I want know is thier any std or method to design a earth-mat for power house.

IEEE80 it only specific about substation Earthmat design.

is step and touch pot. voltage not required for earhmat design for power house.

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Re: Power House Earth-Mat Design

01/14/2008 8:41 AM

This topic has been discussed many times.May be referring to the earlier threads will be helpful.

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Re: Power House Earth-Mat Design

01/23/2008 1:52 AM

Refere IS 3043 for LV system earthing design.Step & Touch potential is not predoming for LV system since GPR is much less.

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Re: Power House Earth-Mat Design

12/09/2008 6:10 AM

Hi every body,

How far Earth mat if effective designed for corporates interior facilties. The copper electrode earth pits required for neutral terminals of the UPS (Uninterrupted Power Supply) have to be seperate, & for server connected as well
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