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The document discusses grounding principles for electrical systems. It defines system grounding as connecting one of the current carrying conductors of the distribution system to the earth through a ground connection, which provides a path for fault current during insulation breakdowns. Pole grounding is specifically defined as a ground conductor connecting the overhead static wire and/or system neutral to a ground coil electrode or rod situated near the pole base, essential for grounding all pole components. The document emphasizes following standard procedures and safety precautions when installing grounding clusters and connections.

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Grounding Principle Presentation 1

The document discusses grounding principles for electrical systems. It defines system grounding as connecting one of the current carrying conductors of the distribution system to the earth through a ground connection, which provides a path for fault current during insulation breakdowns. Pole grounding is specifically defined as a ground conductor connecting the overhead static wire and/or system neutral to a ground coil electrode or rod situated near the pole base, essential for grounding all pole components. The document emphasizes following standard procedures and safety precautions when installing grounding clusters and connections.

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system

grounding
principles

Meralcos 34.5 kV radial system is


a wye-grounded system

The wye-grounded system

Electrical Grounding
The word ground is commonly used to cover both
system ground and equipment ground
A system ground is a connection to ground from one of the
current carrying conductors of the distribution system.
It represents an electrical path, normally designed to carry
fault current when a insulation breakdown occurs within an
electrical system.

Grounding
connections

Grounding
connections

Grounding
connections

Hazards of deficiency
in grounding

Reminders
Always use standard grounding clusters.
Use rubber gloves and hot line stick (grip-all)
when installing grounding clusters.
Always follow standard procedures in installing
grounding clusters.

Pole Grounding
Pole ground for concrete and wood poles is defined
as a ground conductor that extends from the overhead static
wire (if present) and/or the system neutral to the ground coil
electrode or ground rod normally situated near the pole butt.
This is essential to provide a common ground for all the pole
components that are required to be grounded.
For steel poles, it is the connection of the pole to the
ground through the anchor bolts bonded to the copper
ground wire coiled at the bottom of the concrete foundation.

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