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Posted By: dom transformer grounding - 06/30/01 12:15 AM
When installing a 75kva dry type transformer,
(480delta-120/208wye) If using a water pipe as a ground electrode, does it need to be supplemented by another electrode? Would an equipment ground installed with the primary circuit feeding the transformer qualify as a supplementary ground electrode? thanks
Posted By: sparky Re: transformer grounding - 06/30/01 12:28 AM
Hi dom!

450-10>>>250-20(d)>>>250-30(a)(2)

a start..

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Posted By: resqcapt19 Re: transformer grounding - 06/30/01 11:19 PM
dom,
If the transformer feeder originates in the building service equipment, you can install the GEC in with the feeder conducotrs. See the exception in 250-30(a)(3).
Don(resqcapt19)
Posted By: dom Re: transformer grounding - 07/03/01 12:24 AM
Is there a different requirement for the ground electrode for the main switchgear(250-50) and a ground electrode at a transformer fed from a subpanel in the same system?(250-30(b)(2).- 250-30(a)(3).
thanks
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