Shockedby277v
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Does 250.68 C 2 mean tie wire from rebar to anchor bolts for steel eliminate the requirement for a ufer? Do you always need a ufer for your grounding system?
Ufer requirement
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It means that if you connect a GEC to the steel, you have also made a connection to the concrete encased electrode.
Shockedby277v
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So the need to run another GEC from a ufer to the grounding system isn’t needed IF it is connected like this AND steel is connected to the grounding system?
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Exactly
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If the rebar is present and meets the requirements for a CEE then it must be used. I have seen installations where concrete was chipped out to make the comnection
Shockedby277v
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In your opinion then 250.68 C 2 doesn’t satisfy the ufer requirement? This article was brought up and haven’t heard it used before.
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