The Complete Handbook of Substation Earthing: Design, Safety, and Case Studies

Key Highlights:- Defines important terminology and parameters related to substation earthing- Outlines the purpose, scope, and referenced documents for the earthing design- Specifies the functional requirements for an effective earthing system- Discusses the design requirements, including soil models, fault levels, and clearing times- Presents three case study variants for calculating and improving soil conductivity- Includes resources and further reading for deeper understandingWho Should Read This:- Electrical engineers responsible for substation design and earthing system integration- Project managers overseeing the planning and construction of new substations- Maintenance personnel tasked with evaluating and upgrading existing earthing systems- Researchers and academics studying advancements in substation grounding technologyBy providing a comprehensive, standards-based approach to substation earthing, this document serves as an invaluable reference for industry professionals seeking to ensure the safety, reliability, and compliance of their electrical infrastructure.