what should be distance between two electrical earthing pit
as per i.e.e
Answer Posted / pramod sharma
according to bis 3043 1987 one earthing to another distance minimum 3 mtr techinacl reason is if earthing distance lass than 3 mtr than surface area is overlaping and fault curreent desipate to earth. also depend soil restivity and appplication load
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