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INSTALLATION
(EET0142)
EARTHING SYSTEM
TTO : MOHAMAD FITRI
BIN JASNI
NAME
Mohd Khalied Hafeez Bin
Sulziami
Mohd Zulkhairi Bin Mahmud
Muhamad Sharulnizam Bin
Che Azhar
ID NUMBER
IPM151115
IPM151065
IPM151234
APPLICATION OF EARTHING
TYPE OF EARTHING
CLASSISFICATIONS
The first letter indicates the relationship of
the power system to earth:
>> T = direct connection to earth of one
point, usually the neutral, in ac systems
>> I = all live parts isolated from earth or
one point, usually the neutral, connected to
earth through an impedance.
CLASSISFICATIONS
CLASSISFICATIONS
Subsequent letters, if any, indicates the
arrangement of neutral and protective
conductors:
S = neutral and protective
provided by separate conductors
functions
CLASSISFICATIONS
For TN-S, TN-C-S and TT systems the following
explanations should aid a full understanding of the
earthing arrangements and their scope of
application.
The nomenclature of these system types is as
follows:
T =Earth (from the French word Terre)
N=Neutral
S=Separate
C=Combined
TT SYSTEMS
not
the
TT SYSTEMS
Neutral and earth (protective) conductors
must be kept quite separate throughout the
installation, with the final earth terminal
connected to an earth electrode by means of
an earthing conductor.
TT SYSTEMS
The earth fault current returns to the power
supply node through the soil.
In this type of electrical installations the neutral
is usually distributed and its function is making
the phase voltage (e.g. 240 V) available for the
supply of the single-phase loads of civil
installations.
Effective earth connection is sometimes difficult.
Because of this, socket outlet circuits must be
protected by a residual current device (RCD) with
an operating current of 30 mA.
TT SYSTEMS
Effective
difficult.
earth
connection
is
sometimes
TT SYSTEMS
TN SYSTEMS
In TN systems, the neutral is directly earthed,
whereas the exposed-conductive-parts are
connected to the same earthing arrangement
of the neutral.
TN electrical systems can be divided into
three types based on the fact that the neutral
and protective conductors are separate or not:
1) TN-S
2) TN-C
3) TN-C-S
TN SYSTEMS: TN-S
The neutral conductor N and the protective
conductor PE are separated
TN SYSTEMS: TN-S
TN SYSTEMS: TN-C
TN-C: the neutral and protective functions are
combined into a single conductor, called PEN.
TN SYSTEMS: TN-C-S
TN-C-S: the neutral and protective functions
are partially combined into a single PEN
conductor and partially separated PE + N
TN SYSTEMS: TN-C-S
TN SYSTEMS
In TN systems the earth fault current returns
to the power supply node through a direct
metal connection (PE or PEN conductor)
without practically affecting the earth
electrode
IT SYSTEMS
The installation arrangements in the IT system
are the same for those of the TT system.
However,
different.
the
supply
earthing
is
totally
IT SYSTEMS
The total lack of earth in some cases, or the
introduction of current limiting into the earth
path, means that the usual methods of
protection will not be effective.
For this reason, IT systems are not allowed in
the public supply system.
An exception is in medical situations such as
hospitals. Here it is recommended that an IT
system is used for circuits supplying medical
equipment that is intended to be used for lifesupport of patients.
The method is also sometimes used where a
supply for special purposes is taken from a
private generator.
IT SYSTEMS
The earth fault current returns to the power
supply node through the earthing arrangement
of the exposed conductive parts and the
capacities to earth of the line conductors.
CONCLUSION
ding and earthing for the first line of defense in every type of electrical s
stem may be a generator, transformer, housing, installation, generating
t is strictly advice to know the basic concepts of grounding as far as elec
engineering is concerned.
THANK YOU
Terima Kasih