Neutral Connections

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The feeder at the bottom of this picture looks wrong to me. The neutral feeding out is on a ground bar on the left and there seems to be no bonding jumper to the main ground bar at the top right. Isn't there a section that prohibits using the can for neutral current?

 

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You're correct. The white taped conductor should terminate on the neutral bar.

 

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You're correct. The white taped conductor should terminate on the neutral bar.

Is this it?

250.24(A)(5) Load-Side Grounding Connections. A grounded conductor
shall not be connected to normally non–currentcarrying
metal parts of equipment, to equipment grounding
conductor(s), or be reconnected to ground on the load side
of the service disconnecting means except as otherwise permitted
in this article.

 

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Or this one:

200.2 General.
All premises wiring systems, other than circuits and systems exempted or prohibited by 210.10, 215.7, 250.21, 250.22, 250.162, 503.155, 517.63, 668.11, 668.21, and 690.41, Exception, shall have a grounded conductor that is identified in accordance with 200.6. The grounded conductor shall comply with 200.2(A) and (B).
(A) Insulation. The grounded conductor, where insulated, shall have insulation that is (1) suitable, other than color, for any ungrounded conductor of the same circuit on circuits of less than 1000 volts or impedance grounded neutral systems of 1 kV and over, or (2) rated not less than 600 volts for solidly grounded neutral systems of 1 kV and over as described in 250.184(A).
(B) Continuity. The continuity of a grounded conductor shall not depend on a connection to a metallic enclosure, raceway, or cable armor.

 

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That is what I was looking for. Thanks.