Jensdsds
Electrical
- Jun 9, 2021
- 33
Hello
In a system with a large motor supplied by a converter.
The cabling is three phase with a PE conductor.
In the cable tray/ladder from the converter to the motor, Where should the PE conductor be placed?
As close the phase cables as possible, in the same cable tray as the cables, or as far way from the phase cable to prevent induced voltage in the PE cable.
From i can read that:
"In IT and TN-earthed schemes it is strongly recommended that PE conductors should be installed in close proximity (i.e. in the same conduits, on the same cable tray, etc.) as the live cables of the related circuit. This arrangement ensures the minimum possible inductive reactance in the earth-fault current carrying circuits."
Should this prioritized, and thereby ignore the losses induced in the PE cable at nominal run?
In a system with a large motor supplied by a converter.
The cabling is three phase with a PE conductor.
In the cable tray/ladder from the converter to the motor, Where should the PE conductor be placed?
As close the phase cables as possible, in the same cable tray as the cables, or as far way from the phase cable to prevent induced voltage in the PE cable.
From i can read that:
"In IT and TN-earthed schemes it is strongly recommended that PE conductors should be installed in close proximity (i.e. in the same conduits, on the same cable tray, etc.) as the live cables of the related circuit. This arrangement ensures the minimum possible inductive reactance in the earth-fault current carrying circuits."
Should this prioritized, and thereby ignore the losses induced in the PE cable at nominal run?