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【Daily Topic】【Electrical Edition 20160724】

2016-07-24View Original

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Participation reward: 2 Wealth. Reward for correct answer: 9 Wealth. Question: What is the TT grounding method?
Reply #22016-07-24
Directly ground the metal casing of electrical equipment
Reply #32016-07-24
The TT power supply system refers to a protection system in which the metal casing of electrical equipment is connected directly to the ground; it is known as a protective grounding system, or TT system
Reply #42016-07-24
The TT power supply system refers to a protection system in which the metal casing of electrical equipment is directly connected to ground; it is known as a protective grounding system, or TT system.
Reply #52016-07-24
It refers to a protection system in which the metal casing of electrical equipment is connected directly to ground
Reply #62016-07-24
The TT power supply system refers to a protection system in which the metal casing of electrical equipment is directly connected to ground; it is known as a protective grounding system, or TT system. The first symbol, T, indicates that the neutral point of the power system is directly grounded ; The second symbol, T, indicates that the exposed metal conductive parts of the loaded equipment, which are not in contact with live parts, are directly connected to the ground, regardless of how the system is grounded.
Reply #72016-07-24
The TT grounding method refers to a protection system in which the metal casing of electrical equipment is connected directly to the ground; it is known as a protective grounding system, or TT system.
Reply #82016-07-24
The TT power supply system refers to a protection system in which the metal casing of electrical equipment is directly connected to ground; it is known as a protective grounding system, or TT system. The first symbol, T, indicates that the neutral point of the power system is directly grounded ; The second symbol, T, indicates that the exposed metal conductive parts of the loaded equipment, which are not in contact with live parts, are directly connected to the ground, regardless of how the system is grounded.
Reply #92016-07-24
The TT power supply system refers to a protection system in which the metal casing of electrical equipment is directly connected to ground; it is known as a protective grounding system, or TT system. The first symbol T indicates that the neutral point of the power system is directly grounded; the second symbol T indicates that the exposed metal conductive parts of the load equipment, which are not connected to live parts, are directly connected to the ground, regardless of how the system is grounded
Reply #102016-07-24
The TT power supply system refers to a protection system in which the metal casing of electrical equipment is directly connected to ground; it is known as a protective grounding system, or TT system. The first symbol, T, indicates that the neutral point of the power system is directly grounded ; The second symbol, T, indicates that the exposed metal conductive parts of the loaded equipment, which are not in contact with live parts, are directly connected to the ground, regardless of how the system is grounded.
Reply #112016-07-24
The TT power supply system refers to a protection system in which the metal casing of electrical equipment is directly connected to ground; it is known as a protective grounding system, or TT system. The first symbol, T, indicates that the neutral point of the power system is directly grounded ; The second symbol, T, indicates that the exposed metal conductive parts of the loaded equipment, which are not in contact with live parts, are directly connected to the ground, regardless of how the system is grounded.

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