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Ground leakage

These are protection CTs and are used for ground leakage protection. They are also a form of summation CTs, where the phasor sum of the three phase currents is measured. The phasor difference, if any, is the measure of a ground leakage in the circuit. They are discussed in Section 21.5. [Pg.488]

Figure 20.2 An ungrounded or isolated neutral system (circuit completing through the ground leakage capacitances)... Figure 20.2 An ungrounded or isolated neutral system (circuit completing through the ground leakage capacitances)...
X, j = Ground leakage capacitive reactance Zg = Additional impedance (fl, Xc or )... [Pg.661]

On a healthy system the ground leakage capacitances find no return path and therefore do not activate. They do so when there is a ground fault as illustrated in Figures 20.3 and 20,4... [Pg.661]

Principle of operation of a ground leakage circuit breaker (application of a core-balanced CT) 21/680... [Pg.677]

Figure 21.1 as in lEC 60479-1 illustrates the various zones of ground leakage current versus duration of fault and its effect on a human body. [Pg.679]

Prevention from ground leakage as such is important, as it causes corrosion through electrolysis and may damage the insulation of wires due to ageing. [Pg.679]

Figure 21.2(b) Two-pole ground leakage circuit breakers (ELCBs or GLCBs)... [Pg.681]

For domestic light and power distribution this practice is common. Modern industrial installations can now adopt a fuseless system and use MCCBs and provide a more sensitive ground leakage protection scheme for more safety and reliability. [Pg.682]

The leakage current at hazardous locations such as refineries, petrochemical plants and mines should not exceed 15% of the rated current of the circuit or 5 A, whichever is greater. Table 21.3 indicates the maximum permissible ground leakage currents for such areas at 15% of the rated current and the recommended maximum ground loop impedances. [Pg.684]

The use of core-balanced CTs is quite common for such applications. They are specially designed to detect the ground leakage current of a circuit. This ground leakage is then used to trip the faulty circuit through a ground... [Pg.684]

Table 21.3 Maximum impedances of ground loop lor protection by ground leakage relays in hazardous areas... Table 21.3 Maximum impedances of ground loop lor protection by ground leakage relays in hazardous areas...
Current rating of circuit Amp Maximum permissible ground leakage current C Amp Recommended maximum ground loop impedance on a 240 V phase to ground circuit 240... [Pg.684]


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