BlaineXD
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- Rockville, MD
Hello All:
I am not very familiar with grounding systems, but have been researching fall-of-potential testing for a project, and was wondering of I could get some help with a question. I understand why you would conduct a fall-of-potential test when implementing a grounding system, but if you are adding new equipment onto an existing grounding system do you need to perform another test? I am assuming no, but wanted to double check (and I couldn't find any literature online). I am utilizing NETA standards as a guidleline for this project (emphasis on guideline).
I hope this question makes sense. Please let me know if you need any clarification, or if I skipped over a peice of information needed.
Thanks,
--Nate
I am not very familiar with grounding systems, but have been researching fall-of-potential testing for a project, and was wondering of I could get some help with a question. I understand why you would conduct a fall-of-potential test when implementing a grounding system, but if you are adding new equipment onto an existing grounding system do you need to perform another test? I am assuming no, but wanted to double check (and I couldn't find any literature online). I am utilizing NETA standards as a guidleline for this project (emphasis on guideline).
I hope this question makes sense. Please let me know if you need any clarification, or if I skipped over a peice of information needed.
Thanks,
--Nate
