3. General Objective
At the end of the lesson the students
will be able to understand the
Electrical Earthing and its working
principle .
4. Specific Objective
At the end of the lesson the students
will be able to:
Define the earthing
Classify the earthing
Explain the earthing
Avoid potential rise of parts of
equipments other than the live parts.
Contribute of earthing system
5. What is Earthing
Earthing is used to protect us from an electric shock. It does this by
providing a path for a fault current to flow to earth. It also causes
the protective device to switch off the electric current to the
circuit that has the fault by help of fuse.
6. Types of Earthing
Plate Earthing
Pipe Earthing
Rod Earthing
Strip Earthing
Earthing through Water Mains
8. Why Need It
protect human lives as well as provide safety to
electrical devices and appliances from leakage current.
To keep voltage as constant in the healthy phase (If
fault occurs on any one phase).
To protect electric system and buildings form lighting.
To serve as a return conductor in electric traction
system and communication.
Avoid the risk of fire in electrical installation systems.
To get earth’s healing energy.
9. Application
• Telecommunication
• Transmission
• Substations & Power Generations
• Transformer Neutral earthing
• Lightning Arrestor Earthing
• Equipment Body Earthing
• Water Treatment Plants
• Heavy Industries
• College, Hospitals, Banks
• Residential Building
10. Summary
Earthing systems form the first line of defense in
every type of electrical systems.
The system may be a generator/transformer/
housing installation/generating station/etc.
So it is strictly advised to know the basic concepts
of grounding as far as electrical engineering is
concerned.
11. Review
Objective
What is Earthing
Types of Earthing
Component of Earthing System
Why Need It
Application
12. Evaluation
1. What is Earthing?
2. Why It’s important?
3. Draw the figure component of
Earthing?