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Re: Ground Fault On A Delta
[quote=Eddy Current;566328]Glad to see you have a good sense of humor
No, the neutral is bonded to the tranny case and that's as far as it goes. The tranny is fed using a metal conduit which is bonded back in the electrical room.Yes, all unenergized metal is bonded to an EGC. The electrical room is small but has two seperate feeds from the vault. One 600v delta and one 120/208 wye. Both of these systems look like they are bonded to the same EGC. I will be back there next week to intall the GF lights so I will bring my camera, give you a better picture of what I'm dealing with. quote] So if I read this correctly, Your 600 volt system HAS the XO on the output connected to an earth ground and the transformer case and all metal piping is grounded to that? Is this the way it is wired ? Because if it is you don't have a floating delta. You just have a straight delta that isn't using the neutral for utilization equipment. Is the XO on the 600 volt connected to anything ? |
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Re: Ground Fault On A Delta
Here is another link , it is not exactly about the issue you have but it really has some good diagrams to help visualize the fault path on an ungrounded system.
http://www.cooperbussmann.com/pdf/b9...b2b664f5ca.pdf |
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Re: Ground Fault On A Delta
Intermittent ground fault
Just a hunch but I would look at 600 volt lighting. Is the building or parking lights on a photo cell or timer? If the ballast in the lights is shorted to ground you wont see it if the lighting contactor is not energized And it is a code requirement to have ground fault indication on a delta system. good luck. Quote:
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in texas with framing and cornish people will do it for 3.00 a foot. What do yall think about that? Just laber |
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