P PAUL BAKER Member Mar 16, 2007 #1 Why Does The Code Require A Solid As Opposed To Stranded Grounding Conductor?
George Stolz Moderator Staff member Location Windsor, CO NEC: 2017 Occupation Service Manager Mar 16, 2007 #2 Probably to avoid corrosion due to capillary action. But that's just a guess on my part.
petersonra Senior Member Location Northern illinois Occupation engineer Mar 16, 2007 #3 PAUL BAKER said: Why Does The Code Require A Solid As Opposed To Stranded Grounding Conductor? Click to expand... Being the cynic that I am, I suspect that the people that make solid wire got to the code panel ahead of the people that make stranded wire.
PAUL BAKER said: Why Does The Code Require A Solid As Opposed To Stranded Grounding Conductor? Click to expand... Being the cynic that I am, I suspect that the people that make solid wire got to the code panel ahead of the people that make stranded wire.
George Stolz Moderator Staff member Location Windsor, CO NEC: 2017 Occupation Service Manager Mar 16, 2007 #4 Aren't those people one and the same?
stickboy1375 Senior Member Location Litchfield, CT Mar 16, 2007 #5 Yep... so must be that solid costs more than stranded... :grin:
George Stolz Moderator Staff member Location Windsor, CO NEC: 2017 Occupation Service Manager Mar 16, 2007 #6 ......................