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Gas lines and ground rods
Hi all,
Am designing my shack, and I think I have a problem.Very near the shack entrance is the entrance of my natural gas line to the house, plus meter. Now I know I cant attach ground to gas line.... the question is, how close can I get my rods? I plan to use 3, one right outside the entrance, and the others 10 feet to either side. I dont have the option of running away from the house more than 3-4 feet. The first rod would be about 3-4 ft away from the gas line, but the ground strap will have to go very very near the gas line. Am I looking at an explosion in the event of a lightning strike? or will a few inches of earth be enough insulation? I should point out that there appears to be an aluminum ground rod driven into the ground at the same point the gas line exits the earth. Thanks for any advice and information! |
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