保护接地、接零（Protective earthing and zeroing）.docVIP

保护接地、接零（Protective earthing and zeroing） Protective earthing and zeroing,.Txt This article is contributed by huangjj0129 DOC documents may experience poor browsing on the WAP side. It is recommended that you first select TXT, or download the source file to the local view. What is called protective earthing? What is its function? The so-called protective grounding, that is, the electrical equipment in the case of failure may occur dangerous to the ground voltage of the metal parts (such as shell, etc.) using wires and the earth to do electrical connection. If the electrical equipment is not grounding protection, when it is a part of the insulation damage, the shell will live, at the same time due to the presence of capacitor circuit and the ground, the body touches the electrical insulation damage of equipment shell, will suffer the risk of electric shock. When the electric equipment is protected, the earthing short circuit current will go through the grounding body and the two passage of the human body. The grounding resistance is generally below 4 euro, while the body resistance is about 1000 euro, the shunting effect of grounding body, current flowing through the human body is almost equal to zero, thus avoiding the fault current in human body under the danger of electric shock. What is called protection against zero? What is its function? Ground protection is referred to as zero, is the electrical equipment under normal circumstances do not live metal parts (shell), with zero line and low voltage power distribution wire (neutral) directly connected to the protection of personal safety, to prevent electric shock accidents. Zero protection fuse, and tripping device with low voltage system as neutral grounded system and 380 / 220 volt three-phase four wire (in the IEC standard called TN C system) the anti shock measures. With the protection of zero connection, when the short circuit happens to the shell, the short circuit current flows from the phase line through th