Discuss Adibatic equation for 6mm earth in the Periodic Inspection Reporting & Certification area at ElectriciansForums.net
I would be interested in seeing that as well ?
Based on your prospective fault current and the size of the main fuse, it is feasible for a bonding conductor of 6mm squared to be adequate to carry the full fault current of the installation up to the point that the main fuse blows WITHOUT DAMAGE. Clearly this is only appropriate on existing installations as the OSG now tells us what we should do without us having to use our brains.
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