The principles, if not the practice, involved in earthing an electrical system are the same regardless of the potential at which it operates. Earthing introduces hazards but allows fault currents to flow, which can be...
The principles, if not the practice, involved in earthing an electrical system are the same regardless of the potential at which it operates. Earthing introduces hazards but allows fault currents to flow, which can be used to operate protective devices. These can protect against shock, fire and burn by disconnecting the supply to the fault. Bonding reduces the potential between simultaneously accessible parts, usually without reducing the potential to true earth.
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