Basic Electrical Installation Work

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Chapter 54 of the IEE Regulations gives details the earthing arrangements be incorporated the supply system meet these Regulations and these are described Chapter this book, under the heading ‘Electricity supply systems’. The currents healthy circuit will equal, but circuit that develops fault, some current will flow earth and the line and neutral currents will longer balance. IEE Regulation 411.2 tells that for final circuits not exceeding 32A the maximum disconnection time shall not exceed 0. Residual current protection The IEE Regulations recognize the particular problems created when elec- trical equipment such lawnmowers, hedge-trimmers, drills and lights are used outside buildings. Try This Definitions ● What the Regulations mean ‘ordinary people’? ● Look back the definitions Chapter and write the margin here. The RCD detects the imbalance and disconnects the circuit.3). (Table 12.4s.3.8 later in this chapter shows RCD’s construction.2 41.4 the IEE Regulations. Isolation and switching Part the IEE Regulations deals with the application protective mea- sures for safety and Chapter with the regulations for switching devices .3. An RCD type circuit breaker that continuously compares the current in the line and neutral conductors the circuit.Overcurrent, short circuit and earth fault protection 237 The second element this protection method the provision means of automatic disconnection the supply the event fault occurring that causes the exposed metalwork become live. The achievement these disconnection times dependent upon the type protective device used, fuse circuit breaker, the circuit conduc- tors the fault and the provision adequate protective equipotential bonding. The Regulations, there- fore, require that any socket outlet with rated current not exceeding 20A, for use ordinary people and intended for general use shall have the additional protection residual current device (RCD) which has rated operating current not more than milliamperes (mA) (IEE Regulation 411. these circumstances the availability an adequate earth return path matter chance. The resistance, call the impedance, the earth fault loop must less than the values given Appendix the Site Guide and Tables 41.2 later this chapter shows the maximum value the earth fault loop impedance for circuits protected MCBs 60898. Figure 12.) will look this again later this chapter under the heading ‘Earth Fault Loop Impedance ZS’