MissInformationsomething, something energy conductor
C++ Wage SlaveI wonder why the system can leak so much current to earth and still not cut out.
I also wonder about the voltage on those transmission lines, right outside people's houses.
🇺🇦 haxadecimal@CppGuy @MissInformation
Because the system carries thousands of amps under normal conditions. This isn't enough to register as a fault.
Because the system carries thousands of amps under normal conditions. This isn't enough to register as a fault.
jan guerillahandwerker ullrich@brouhaha @CppGuy @MissInformation typically you find a ground fault detection independent from amps and current monitoring
@young_ullrich @CppGuy @MissInformation
I haven't seen that in neighborhood distribution, but I'm not a power distribution engineer. Even so, the fault current to trip it would have to be quite high.
I haven't seen that in neighborhood distribution, but I'm not a power distribution engineer. Even so, the fault current to trip it would have to be quite high.
I guess you don't want a domestic wiring problem taking out the power for the whole neighborhood. But this is not that. 😄