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Ground bond testing requires application of a high current source to a conductive surface of the product and measurement of the voltage drop across the ground connection. This is to determine that bonding is adequate and that the circuit can carry the specified current safely.
In fact, most Ground Bond tests are specified to be performed at two times the rating of a products fuse or branch circuit for up to two minutes. Testing under these conditions not only verifies the presence of a continuous earth ground conductor, but also verifies the integrity of that conductor.
A Bond Test Process is performed to determine the strength of an adhesive to hold together two materials while being stressed. After the bond has been applied, it is tested the strength of the bond by exerting force on the adhesive in an attempt to detach it from the material.
Ground continuity test and Ground bond test: This test is performed by a low-current DC signal that runs through its connections and measures its resistance.
For earth continuity testing the relevant standard is BS EN 61557-4 which requires the instrument to deliver a test voltage of 4-24V, a test current of 200mA and a resolution of 0.01. The instrument may be a single function instrument or more usually a multi-function instrument.
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The Fall of Potential test, also known as the 3-point ground resistance test, is a method used to measure the resistance of an earth grounding electrode or rod to ensure that it is adequate to safely conduct fault currents to the ground.
For grounded systems, the NEC requires you to perform all of the following: electrical system grounding, electrical equipment grounding, electrical equipment bonding, and bonding of electrically conductive materials. In ungrounded systems, the same actions are required except for electrical system grounding.

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