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"You" wrote in message ... In article om, "sreenivas" wrote: hi, i would like to know how to measure perfect grounding in installation of telecom systems. "Perfect Grounding: is an illusion......... and can't be measured..... Although "ground resistance" can be quantified and is, by the following method: Three stakes are driven into the ground at intervals. A measured current is induced between the first and the last, while the voltage between the first and the middle stakes is measured. By R=E/I, the ground resistance is determined. I last saw this done more than 10 years ago and I have no idea what the numbers are. However, in poor soils, it must surely lead the installers to drive more or deeper ground rods to meet the numerical requirments. I hope this helps. |
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