The equipment grounding conductor and the induction heating....
- Thread starter Carlos G
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don't know what you are trying to ask.
if all circuit conductors are within metal raceway their fields are equal and opposing and cancel each other therefore no inductive heating ground or no ground.
if all circuit conductors are within metal raceway their fields are equal and opposing and cancel each other therefore no inductive heating ground or no ground.
EGC and the induction heating....
EGC and the induction heating....
-In other words: the egc is not a current carrying conductor usually so it has no field to be cancelled, but under a ground fault, the fault current thru the egc produces a magnetic field around it. That's why the egc must run with the other circuit conductors. Is what are you saying ?
EGC and the induction heating....
-In other words: the egc is not a current carrying conductor usually so it has no field to be cancelled, but under a ground fault, the fault current thru the egc produces a magnetic field around it. That's why the egc must run with the other circuit conductors. Is what are you saying ?
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