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Can flat iron be used as a substitute for grounding the transformer’s neutral point?

2015-07-19View Original

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The drawing specifies that the neutral point grounding should use 1YJV-1KV-1*240MM cable; can 40*4 flat iron be used as a substitute? I earnestly ask for help from all experts!
Reply #22015-07-21
The neutral point grounding is 1YJV-1KV-1*240MM; 40*4 flat iron cannot be used as a substitute

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