Evening all
I'm not a qualified electrician, been unable to find work so just continuing training/ practicing. Hope my question hasn't been raised loads of times before or daft and hope calculations correct.
Just completed an EICR on my own property, it's a small flat in Portishead, TN-C-S, single phase with16MM l/N with a 10mm main earth and 6mm bonding conductor. My PFC is 3095 A, have pulled cut out fuse and it's an 80A BS88-3- I know this is technically illegal but needs must (it was done safely)
I used the adiabatic equation in 543.1.3 and assuming I've done it correctly came to 6.84mm, K- 143, T- 0.1
As for bonding, majority of flat is copper pipe with an incoming blue plastic mains supply pipe with a resistance between a known earth and metalwork of 130k ohms
What I need to know is, if anyone does an EICR with this type of scenario, would you take the time to work out the CSA'S using section 543.1.3 or would you just reference table 54.7 and advise an upgrade.
Thank you in advance for any help/ advice
I'm not a qualified electrician, been unable to find work so just continuing training/ practicing. Hope my question hasn't been raised loads of times before or daft and hope calculations correct.
Just completed an EICR on my own property, it's a small flat in Portishead, TN-C-S, single phase with16MM l/N with a 10mm main earth and 6mm bonding conductor. My PFC is 3095 A, have pulled cut out fuse and it's an 80A BS88-3- I know this is technically illegal but needs must (it was done safely)
I used the adiabatic equation in 543.1.3 and assuming I've done it correctly came to 6.84mm, K- 143, T- 0.1
As for bonding, majority of flat is copper pipe with an incoming blue plastic mains supply pipe with a resistance between a known earth and metalwork of 130k ohms
What I need to know is, if anyone does an EICR with this type of scenario, would you take the time to work out the CSA'S using section 543.1.3 or would you just reference table 54.7 and advise an upgrade.
Thank you in advance for any help/ advice