Florida Regulations 61G15-33.008: Design of Grounding Systems
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(1) Grounding Systems are passive systems used to establish an electrical potential reference point in an electrical system, a common return path for fault current, or a direct connection to earth for the proper dissipation of energy in case of abnormal or transient conditions.
(a) Type and location of grounding electrodes.
(b) Bonding requirements.
(c) Testing requirements.
(d) Conductor material type, size and protection requirements.
Rulemaking Authority 471.008, 471.033(2) FS. Law Implemented Florida Statutes § 471.033. History-New 5-19-93, Formerly 21H-33.008, Amended 11-13-08, 12-4-17.
(2) Electrical Engineering Documents for grounding systems must include the following information, if applicable to the particular project:
(a) Type and location of grounding electrodes.
(b) Bonding requirements.
(c) Testing requirements.
(d) Conductor material type, size and protection requirements.
Rulemaking Authority 471.008, 471.033(2) FS. Law Implemented Florida Statutes § 471.033. History-New 5-19-93, Formerly 21H-33.008, Amended 11-13-08, 12-4-17.