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PPT on earthing, grounding and isolation made by the students of SVIT,Vasad under the valuable guidance of the faculties teaching us Electronics and Electrical workshop(EEW) under the course of GTU.
In early days, there was a little demand for electrical energy so that small power stations were built to supply lighting and heating loads. However, the widespread use of electrical energy by modern civilisation has necessitated to produce bulk electrical energy economically and efficiently.
The increased demand of electrical energy can be met by building big power stations at favourable places where fuel (coal or gas) or water energy is available in abundance.
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#What is Grounding or Earthing?
#Symbol
#Earthing cable
#History
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#Difference between Earth & Neutral
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Contents:-
#What is Grounding or Earthing?
#Symbol
#Earthing cable
#History
#How Earthing works?
#Difference between Earth & Neutral
#Importance of Earthing
#Components of earthing system
#Types of Earthing
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2. What is Earthing?
• Earthing is used to protect us from an electrical
shock.
• It does this by providing a path for a fault
current to flow to earth.
• It also cause the protective devices to switch
off the electric current to the circuit that has
the fault by help of fuse.
3. Objectives of earthing
• Ensure that all exposed conductive parts do not
reach a dangerous potential
• Provide an alternative path for the fault current
to flow so that it will not endanger the user
from electric shock
• To protect the building machinery and
appliances from short circuit.
4. Terminologies
• Earth – the proper connection b/w electrical
installation system via conductor to the buried
plate in the earth.
• Earthed – when an electrical device, appliance
is connected to the earth electrode. Example :
plates, rod, wires and pipes.
• Earth electrode – when a conductor (or
conductive plate) buried in the earth for
electrical earthing system.
5. • earthing load – the conductor wire or conductive strip
connected between earth electrode and electrical
installation system and device is called earthing rod.
• earth continuity conductor – the conductor wire which
is connected among different electrical devices and
appliances like DB, different plugs and appliances etc.
OR
wire between earthing load and electrical device
• sub-main earthing conductor – a wire connected
between switch board and DB.
6.
7. Conventional Earthing
• The Conventional system of Earthing calls
for digging of a large pit into which a GI pipe
or a copper plate is positioned in the middle
layers of charcoal and salt.
• It requires maintenance and pouring of water
at regular interval. FIGURE: Conventional
Earthing
10. Plate Earthing
• In this type of earthing plate either of copper or of G.I.
is buried into the ground at a depth of not less than 3
meter from the ground level.
• The earth plate is embedded in alternative layer of
coke and salts for a minimum thickness of about 15cm.
• The earth wire(copper wire for copper plate earthing
and G.I. wire for G.I. plate earthing) is securely bolted
to an earth plate with the help of bolt nut and washer
made of copper, in case of copper plate earthing and of
G.I.
14. Earthing Electrode
• The resistance of a ground electrode has 3 basic
components:
• A) The resistance of the ground electrode itself
and the connections to the electrode.
• B) The contact resistance of the surrounding earth
to the electrode.
• C) The resistance of the surrounding body of
earth around the ground Electrode. It consist of
three basic components:
1. Earth Wire 2. Connector 3. Electrode
15.
16. • In this system of earthing 12.5mm diameter solid rods
of copper 16mm diameter solid rod of GI or steel or
hollow section of 25mm GI pipe of length not less than
3 meters are driven vertically into the earth
• In order to increase the embeded length of electrod
under the ground, which is some time necessary to
reduce the earth resistance to desired value more than
one rod section are hammered one above the other.
• This system of earthing is suitable for area which are
sandy in character .
• This system of earthing is very cheap ROD
17. Pipe earthing
• Pipe earthing is best form of earthing
• It is cheap
• In this system of earthing a GI pipe of 38 mm dia and 2meters
length is embedded vertically in ground to work.
• But the wire is embedded upto the wet soil.
• The earth wire are fastened to the top section of the pipe with
nut and bolts.
• The pit area arround the GI pipe filled with salt and coal
alternate layers.
• It can take heavy leakage current for the same electrode size
in comparison to plate earthing.
• In summmer season to have an effective earthing three or four
bucket of water is put through the funnel for better continuity
of earthing.
18.
19. Applications
• Telecommunication
• Transmission
• Substations & Power Generations
• Transformer Neutral earthing
• Lightning Arrestor Earthing
• Equipment Body Earthing
• Water Treatment Plants
• Heavy Industries
• College, Hospitals, Banks
• Residential Building