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Peat electrical installations. Power supply

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7.7.4. Electric networks of peat electrical installations up to 1 kV and above must have an isolated neutral. It is allowed to ground zero points in measurement, signaling and protection circuits with voltage up to 1 kV.

Distribution networks to which power receivers of field garages, railway stations and sidings, pumping stations are connected, as well as power receivers that are not related to peat electrical installations, but located on the territory of peat enterprises (electric receivers of settlements, workshops, peat processing plants, transfer stations), as a rule , should be performed as three-phase four-wire with a dead-earthed neutral with a voltage of 380/220 V.

7.7.5. The connection of an outside consumer to the electrical networks of peat electrical installations above 1 kV with an isolated neutral is allowed only as an exception in agreement with the management of the peat enterprise and provided that the total capacitive current of connection, including a branch to the consumer's electrical installation, is not more than 0,5 A.

7.7.6. Electric receivers of peat electrical installations in relation to the reliability of power supply should be attributed to category II (see Ch. 1.2).

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