EARTHING CONDUCTOR Sample Clauses

EARTHING CONDUCTOR. Earth continuity conductor along with sub main wiring from Main/ Sub Distribution boards to various distribution boards shall be of copper. Earth continuity conductor connecting Main & Sub Distribution boards to earth electrode shall be with galvanized MS strip.
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EARTHING CONDUCTOR. 50x6 mm GI Flat for Raiser from the burial earth mat to equipment,structure including proper welding, bending and anti corrosive painting etc from the finished ground level to the top of the structure and equipment shall be with 50X6 mm GI Flats, as per approved drawing and specification. MTRS 953.39 8.3 EARTHING DEVICE & ASSOCIATED ACCESSORIES (50 mm heavy duty GI PERFORATED PIPE 3 mtrs long for treated earth pit): perforated 50 mm Heavy duty GI pipes for treated earth pits (with details of treatment as per IS) including, excavation,supply of Bentonate powder and other materials for the treated earth pit as per standard practice and as per specification. NOS 30 8.4 EARTHING DEVICE & ASSOCIATED ACCESSORIES 40mm MS rod 3 mtrs long for non treated earth pit) NOS 30 9 G.I Cable Trays including G.I. support Angle suitable for different sections i.e. Section:1-1,2-2,3-3 & 4-4 along with its accessories as per TS.
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EARTHING CONDUCTOR. (i) The earthing conductor (protective conductor from earth electrode upto the main earthing terminal/earth bus, as the case may be) shall be of the same material as the electrode, viz, GI or copper, and in the form of wire or strip as specified.
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EARTHING CONDUCTOR. 50x6 mm GI Flat for Raiser from the burial earth mat to equipment,structure including proper welding, bending and anti corrosive painting etc from the finished ground level to the top of the structure and equipment shall be with 50X6 mm GI Flats, as per approved drawing and specification. MTRS 4000 4000 14.3.4 long for non treated earth pit) NOS 225 225 14.3.5 Providing and supplying all labour, material, equipment etc. required for PIPE TYPE earthing by using Pipe-in-Pipe earthing electrode in order to minimize the earth resistance OF THE SWITCH-YARD below 0.5 OHM. NOS 4 4 14.4 G.I Cable Trays including G.I. support Angle suitable for different sections i.e. Section:1-1,2-2,3-3 & 4-4 along with its accessories as per
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EARTHING CONDUCTOR. 50X6mm GI (HDG) Flat for Raiser for console box,LT panels,DC panels,Marshalling boxes etc) MT 10
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EARTHING CONDUCTOR. (i) The earthing conductor (protective conductor from earth electrode upto the main earthing terminal/earth bus, as the case may be) shall be of the same material as the electrode, viz, GI or copper, and in the form of wire or strip as specified. (ii) The size of earthing conductor shall be specified, but this shall not be less than the following (For calculating the size of the earthing conductor in design). (a) 5mm dia (6SWG) for GI, or 4mm dia (8SWG) for copper wire. (b) 25mmx4mm in the case of GI strip, or (c) 20mmx3mm in the case of copper strip. (iii) Earthing conductor larger that the following sectional areas need not be used, unless otherwise specified. (a) 150 Xx.xx. in case of GI in case of GI, or, (b) 100 Xx.xx. in the case of copper strip.
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