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ELECTRICAL
RESISTIVITY TEST
REPORT FOR 220/33 KV
HYBRID GIS, SUB
STATION,
SATRIKH
ROAD,
LUCKNOW
UTTAR
PRADESH
Prepared By -
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
NO. NO.
1 INTRODUCTION 1
2 REFERENCES 1
4 TEST PROCEDURE 2
7 FINAL RESULT 21
ELECTRICAL RESISTIVITY TEST CONDUCTED FOR 220/33 kV HYBRID GIS, SUB STATION,
SATRIKH ROAD, LUCKNOW UTTAR PRADESH
INTRODUCTION
This report is prepared upon the request M/S R.S INFRAPROJECTS PVT. LTD. NOIDA
UTTAR PRADESH. It includes the test results and conclusion of the Electrical Resistivity Test
conducted at the site location of 220/33 kV HYBRID GIS, SUB STATION, SATRIKH ROAD,
LUCKNOW.
The field test was conducted 04/08/2020. The location of the test points is shown on the Result
sheet.
Purpose of the test
Soil resistivity is a measure of how much the soil resists the flow of electricity. It is a critical
factor in design of systems that rely on passing current through the Earth's surface. An
understanding of the soil resistivity and how it varies with depth in the soil is necessary to
design the grounding system in an electrical substation and generating stations, or for
lightning conductors i.e. transmission lines.
The soil composition, moisture content, and temperature all impact the soil resistivity. Soil is
rarely homogenous and the resistivity of the soil will vary geographically and at different soil
depths. Because soil quality may vary greatly with depth and over a wide lateral area,
estimation of soil resistivity based on soil classification provides only a rough approximation.
Actual resistivity measurements are required to fully qualify the resistivity and its effects on
the overall transmission system.
REFERENCES
1. IS: 3043-1987 for Measurement of Earth Resistivity
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PRINCIPLE OF TEST
Wenner’s four electrode method is recommended for
these types of field investigations. In these methods
used four electrodes, two for current injection and two
for voltage measurement. The four electrodes
embedded to the ground in straight line, the two outer
electrodes are current electrode also called current
probes and two inner electrodes to measure voltage
drop also called potential probes due to resistance of
soil path when current passed between the outer
electrodes thus a low frequency current is applied Figure 1
LOCATION 1:
RESULTS OF NORTH DIRECTION-