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What is the recommended standard, connecting the arrestor earth and the transformer tank earths together or seperate?
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here at national grid on a wye system there bonded together on a delta system they're seperate
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Ours are always together, the surgies are mounted on the TX and connected to earth via the earth stud on the transformer tank. (all our HV is in delta)
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If it's a tank mounted transformer arrester then we ground thru the stud on the txf to the txf ground loop. If it's an arrester on an OCR or x-arm mounted then it's grounded independent of other equipment. Our system is all grounded wye.
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on ungrounded delta's the engeneers have found that current from a lightning strike can enter the customer mains and do a lot of damage in a blink of the eye. that's why we keep them separate. On a multi grounded wye the arrestors are bonded together with the stytem nuetral.
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