WHAT IS PEPEBADS?

[jayman1986]

HI,

I am enrolled on the new c&g 2357 level 3 at my local college. One thing I have been asked by my tutor to research is PEPEBADS? what is it? can you give in depth info about it please. I have googled and I get nothing that comes up.

Hopefully someone else might find this useful to know as well.

Cheers

 

[Andy™]

no idea. i expect bangladesh rules to be different to ours though

 

[Bacon]

Protective Earthing, Protective Equipotential bonding and Automatic Disconnection of Supply

 

[davetheglitz]

Don't suppose you were bored and wrote down PPE and EEBADS as a scrawl?

 

[Andy™]

Protective Earthing, Protective Equipotential bonding and Automatic Disconnection of Supply

spaces / commas make all the difference....

 

[davetheglitz]

Thanks Bacon - I'm now edified!

 

[Bacon]

Protective Earthing, Protective Equipotential bonding and Automatic Disconnection of Supply

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[Technician]

This looks like a variation upon what was the old EEBADS, that became ADS

in the 17th edition. It also looks like an eternal merry-go-round of jargon

creation that so many of us are told to avoid with all assiduity...and which

many of us do.

 

[Andy™]

bacon - i was referring to OP, looks like i meant you. sorry

 

[sprocketflup]

Sounds like a dried dog food

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or a foreign mobile phone company

 

[Bacon]

[quote name='Andy

 

[a1]

Protective Earthing, Protective Equipotential bonding and Automatic Disconnection of Supply - PEPEBADS = Page 46 BRB?

 

[steptoe]

I was taught it as simply PEEBADS (protective earthing, equipotential bonding, and automatic disconnection of supply), shortened to ADS for simplification. :|

 

[m4tty]

I was taught it as EEBADS as earthed equipotential bonding & automatic disconnection of supply

 

[steptoe]

I was taught it as EEBADS as earthed equipotential bonding & automatic disconnection of supply

that was 16th m4tty.....

do try and keep up, we are on the 23rd now,

 

[Andy™]

23rd?

you mean that 21st exam i done last week is no good?

 

[steptoe]

nope,

you been sold a dummy,

I'll bet it was that sideswiper or floatyboaty that took your money too.

saying that,

Deke does ok with his 13th,

and, he still never gave me my book back I lent him,

doesnt he know I need it to check Im still doing it right...

 

[Technician]

...Take the point about the BRB...When I first saw this I wondered about the

source. Jargon is used (as we know) in order that a conversation can be set

up between people with a mutual interest to the exclusion of all others who,

in the opinion of the original set, are to be kept out of that discussion.

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Page 28 BRB...would that be the new edition of Gn5 on protection

against electric shock?

 

[jayman1986]

[quote name='Andy

 

[Technician]

NO tutor, NO trainer should ever write anything like that on the

board without some form of explanation, however rudimentary,

without any form of direction where to look. I find that the

RCD is being increasingly viewed as the protective device of

choice as the sole means of protection, in the perceptions of

trainees. At this juncture I refer them to reg 415.1.2.