Answer / vishwas bhat

the minimum distance two earthpits should be twice the
length of the earth electrode used i.e. for example
distance between 2 3meters pit will be 6mts.

Answer / vishwas bhat

distance between two pits should not 3m bcoz there is a
tecnical reason behind it, and the reason is that when
there is some heavy earth fault and if one of the pits is
acting as a returning path for earth fault current then it
might go dry due to heat dissipation by the passing
current, and simultaneously one more heavy fault happens
then these pits will offer high resistance because they
have lost moisture and which is not desirable, hence the
distance between two 3m pits should be minimum 6mts.

Answer / devesh mishra

The distance b/w the pits depends on,
a)Type of earthing
b)Type of Soil
In normal practise ,for solid earthing,the distance b/w the pits should be 3 mts.

Answer / romil

It can be kept as far away from each other as possible but minimum distance may vary depending upon the length of the earth electrode used. Usually it must be at least the double of the earth electrode's length.

Answer / s .mariappan psr

The minimum distance of two earth Pit is two pit no of Earth electrode(Rod , Pipe , Plate).For example
1st earth Pit electrode - 3m
2nd earth Pit electrode - 3m
our two earth pit distance- 3+3=6m
According to your electrodes and requirements

Answer / mahesh

WHAT IS THE DISTANCE BETWEEN BODY EARTH PIT AND NEUTRAL EARTH PIT?

Answer / 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

Answer / harkamal singh

1)Distance between two earthing pit depending upon soil resistance.
2)Type of earthing
3)earth fault calculating.

Answer / vel

As per IS3043:
Distance between plate earth electrodes shall be 8 m minimum.
Distance between pipe earth electrodes shall be 5 m minimum.

Answer / thowsif

As per IEE Rule it should be minimum 5 Meters...

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