Earthing System

Electrical Earthing System is all about connecting electrical setups to the ground for safety and reliability. This category covers how earthing works, why it prevents shocks and equipment damage, and the basics of setting it up. Whether you’re new to the topic or looking to brush up, we offer clear, easy-to-follow info to help you grasp this key part of electrical safety.

Sweep Frequency Response Analysis (SFRA) – Working Principle

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Power transformers are critical to electrical systems, and their failure can lead to major disruptions. Sweep Frequency Response Analysis (SFRA) is a powerful diagnostic tool used to detect mechanical and electrical issues inside a transformer before they cause serious problems. It helps identify winding movement, core displacement, insulation failure, and structural deformations by analyzing how … Read more

Soil Resistivity Measurement – Detail Process

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Measuring soil resistivity is essential before designing a grounded earthing system for a substation because it determines how well the ground can dissipate fault currents. If the soil resistivity is high, the grounding system needs more dense earthing mesh and more number of conductive electrodes to ensure proper safety. A well-designed earthing system prevents intolerable … Read more

What is a Sheath Voltage Limiter?

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Sheath Voltage Limiters (SVL) As I have already told, in high-voltage cables, the metallic sheath plays an important role in protecting the conductor from external physical, environmental and electromagnetic influences. But due to electromagnetic induction of the current flowing through the main conductor, a voltage is developed along the sheath, especially in long cable runs. … Read more