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Earthing Calculation IEEE

The document contains the steps and calculations to design a grounding grid system based on input field data. It provides the dimensions of the grid, soil properties, required conductor size, initial grid design with number of conductors and spacings, calculation of grid resistance, and finally checks that the mesh and step voltages are below the tolerable limits. Key input parameters include the grid area, soil resistivity, fault current, and tolerable touch and step voltages. The design is then iteratively adjusted until the voltage criteria are met.

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75% found this document useful (4 votes)
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Earthing Calculation IEEE

The document contains the steps and calculations to design a grounding grid system based on input field data. It provides the dimensions of the grid, soil properties, required conductor size, initial grid design with number of conductors and spacings, calculation of grid resistance, and finally checks that the mesh and step voltages are below the tolerable limits. Key input parameters include the grid area, soil resistivity, fault current, and tolerable touch and step voltages. The design is then iteratively adjusted until the voltage criteria are met.

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ITEM

DESCRIPTION STEP 1 FIELD DATA

SYMBOL

VALUE

1 2 3 4

Dimension of the grid in E alignment direction (m): Dimension of the grid in N alignment direction (m): Soil resistivity (Ohm*m): Total enclosed area by ground grid (m2): STEP 2 CONDUCTOR SIZE Symmetrical grid current (A): Duration of fault current (s): Material thermal capacity per unit volume in Joules/cm3/C: Ground conductor thermal coefficient of resistivity at 0 C: Ground conductor thermal coefficient of resistivity at reference temperature of 20 C: Ground conductor resistivity at reference temperature of 20 C: Ko = 1 / 0 Maximum allowable temperature (C): Ambient temperature (C): Required conductor cross-section (mm2): Actual conductor cross-section (mm2): STEP 3

LE LN A

123 81 210 9963

5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

Ig tc TCAP 0 t t Ko Tm Ta Sm Sr

1000.00 0.3 3.42 0 0 1.72 234 250 40 3.23 240

16 17 18 19 20

TOUCH & STEP CRITERIA Surface layer thickness (m): Surface layer resistivity (Ohm*m): Surface layer derating factor: Tolerable touch voltage (V): Tolerable step voltage (V): STEP 4 INITIAL DESIGN No. of parallel conductors in E alignment direction (m) No. of parallel conductors in N alignment direction (m) Spacing between parallel conductors in E alignment direction (m) Spacing between parallel conductors in N alignment direction (m) Number of ground rods: Length of each ground rod (m): Grid burial depth (m): Total length of grid conductor (m): Total effective length of grounding system conductor (m): STEP 5

hs s Cs Etouch50 Estep50

0.04 2,000 0.53 546.10 1549.03

21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29

Nr Lr h Lc LT

5 4 30.75 27.00 17.00 3.05 0.75 939 990.85

30

GRID RESISTANCE Resistance of grounding system (): STEP 6 AND 7

Rg

1.1375

31

IgxRg<Etouch50?

NO

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STEP 8 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 MESH & STEP VOLTAGES Corrective weighting factor: Corrective weighting factor: Peripheral length of the grid (m): Geometric factor: Geometric factor: Geometric factor: Geometric factor: Geometric factor: Diameter of the conductor (m): Spacing factor for mesh voltage: Correction factor for grid geometry: Effective length for mesh voltage: Actual mesh voltage (V): Spacing factor for step voltage: Effective length for step voltage: Actual step voltage (V): STEP 9 48 Em<Etouch? STEP 10 49 Es<Estep? YES YES Kii Kh Lp na nb nc nd n d Km Ki Lm Em Ks Ls Es 1 1.32 408 4.60 1.01 1.00 1.00 4.65 0.02 1.20 1.33 1,020.68 330.33 0.23 748.32 86.40

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APPLIED EQUATIONS

A= L E L N
K0=
S m=

11

1 0
Ig

14

ln

K 0 T m K 0 T a

t c t t 10 TCAP

0 . 09 1
18

C s =1

2 h s 0 . 09
touch

19

Ealignl = 1000 1.5C s s

0 . 116 t

20

E s t e = 1 0 06 C s s 0 p
L T = L C N r xL r
Rg=

0.1 1 6 t

29

30

1 1 1 1 L T 20 A 1h 20/ A

]
(ho=1 m reference depth of grid)

32 33

Kii=1 (for grids with ground rods along the perimeter)

K = 1h/h K hh= 1h/h00


na = 2 Lc Lp

35

36

nb =

Lp 4 A

37 38 39

nc = 1 for rectangular grids nd = 1 for rectangular grids

n= n an bn cn d
4S d= 1000
K m= K ii D2h 2 h 1 D2 8 ln ln 2 16 h d 8Dd 4 d Kh 2n1

40

41

{[

42

K i =0. 6440.148 n
L M = L C 1 . 551 . 22
I g Km Ki LM

43

Lr 2 LE L2 N

Lr N r

44

E m=
K s=

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45

K s=

1 1 1 1 10.5 n2 2h hD D

46

L s =0. 75LC 0. 85L rN r


E s= I g Ks Ki Ls

47

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