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  2. Begin by filling in the facility name and area at the top of the form. Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial for record-keeping.
  3. In the 'Project Name' section, enter 'Grounding System Upgrades' and specify the bid opportunity number as '845-2012'.
  4. For each test, indicate the soil type and condition (Dry, Damp, Wet) along with comments if necessary.
  5. Record the date and time of the test, along with weather conditions and terrain details to provide context for your measurements.
  6. Input UTM GPS coordinates for both grounding system connection points and current probe injection points accurately.
  7. Fill in voltage probe distances, test currents, and resistance values at specified frequencies. Ensure all measurements are taken correctly.
  8. Complete any final analysis sections regarding monitoring or inspection requirements and repairs needed.
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When performing the earth resistance measurement with the Fall of Potential (FoP) method you have to put the measurement S probe on a distance of 61,8% of the distance between the centre E of the tested earthing system and the auxiliary test probe H.
The fall-of-potential grounding test is typically performed after the grounding protection system has been designed and implemented in order to tell you the grounding grid resistance value, which will indicate whether or not the ground has been installed correctly (and whether or not it meets the National Electric Code
The fall-of-potential method consists (shown in Figure 1) of circulating AC or DC current between the electrode under test (electrode 1) and a fixed electrode (electrode 2), and measuring the voltage drop between electrode 1 and a movable electrode (electrode 3).
The 3-point method, called the fall of potential method, comprises the ground electrode to be measured and two other electrically independent test electrodes, usually labelled P (Potential) and C (Current).

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fall of potential test method

MSHA METAL/NONMETAL ELECTRICAL GROUNDING

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