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Had an interesting one this week, customer assures me he's on TT, DNO days the same but i'm getting 0.13Ohms on the Ze, never seen it that low befor.

There's no 100mA RCD on the supply and it doesn't look as if there's ever been one, so with that reading i'd assumed it was a TN system... so my question is do i now need to put on it as its TT? I'm assuming i do but with a reading that low is it still required?

My Regs book is in the van elsewhere... Thanks.
 
I reckon they'd rapidly sulphate, ie salt, thereby increasing the ground conductivity.

That will depend on the soil conditions, it could take a very long time to get to that stage. Even then it will, like all other soluble chemical additives soon be washed away. Cheaper just to add salt in the first place if you're going down the chemical additive treatment route...
 
...OR just use those re-hydration liquids to keep you going....and spend another hour with the biggest Hilti you can get,drivin' them in...:chinese:
 
That will depend on the soil conditions, it could take a very long time to get to that stage. Even then it will, like all other soluble chemical additives soon be washed away. Cheaper just to add salt in the first place if you're going down the chemical additive treatment route...

Train the dog and wife to pee on it.

There was a Geordie champion leek grower ( you know about leek shows don't you - where blokes compete to grow the biggest leek? ) well this bloke always won the show and he was asked what the secret was. He said: "It's Wor Lass's pee. twice a day, morning & night, she waters the leek trench with her pee."
 

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