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What is a 3.8/6.6 kV voltage rating?

3.8/6.6kV is a voltage rating more commonly associated with British standards, notably both BS6622 and BS7835 specifications. This rating provides mechanical protection through aluminium wire or steel wire armour, depending on the configuration.

What is a kV earthing system?

voltage greater than 1 kV and less than 33kV. Typically used to describe 6.6 kV, 11 kV and 20 kV systems in the UK. The interconnected arrangement of Earth Electrode and bonds to main items of plant in a substation. NOTE: formerly termed “substation Earthing System” or “main Earth grid”.

Should HV and LV earthing be segregated?

HV and LV earthing should be segregated to prevent exposure to hazardous touch potentials. If segregated, metal meter panels must be at least 2m away from any metalwork bonded to the LV earthing system. Multicore insulated earthing conductor connected to substation HV earthing.

What is a 6.6kV cable used for?

6.6kV cables are used extensively in Marine applications and mobile offshore units. They are often supplied with tinned copper conductors and have sheathing materials suited to the environmental challenges they will face in service. The BS6883 standard covers their use in power and control applications.

Can LV networks feed into hot substations?

A standard earthing arrangement should be used and be connected to the higher voltage substation earthing system via duplicate connections. Secondary substations at Hot primary or grid sites shall not feed out to LV networks. Similarly LV networks must not feed into Hot substations without special measures to ensure safety.

Why do earthing systems have a resistance of 11kV and 6.6kV?

The resistance of 11kV and 6.6kV earthing systems is designed to restrict available earth fault current. This is particularly relevant where an earth fault occurs on equipment fed via 11kV or 6.6kV overhead line, since standard lines do not include an earth wire. Fault current is forced to flow through the local earthing system to return to the source substation.