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Interconnecting the Standby and Normal Supplies
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                       Generator   Manual changeover or
                        circuit  mechanically and electrically
            Generator   breaker     interlocked devices

                                                              R
                                                              Y  Normal
                                                                 supply
                                                              B

                                                              N
                                                               E
                                                            (if provided)


                              Local
                              earth    Essential  Non-essential
                            electrode    load      load
            Figure 2.8 Typical connections for alternative supplies when the normal supply
            uses single point earthing (TN-S or TT).












                                            Resistor
            Neutral                                Earth busbar
            busbar


                 Earth busbar



                   (a)                          (b)
            Figure 2.9 Neutral earthing of a generator. (a) Low voltage. (b) High
            voltage.

            point will be connected to the earthing resistor which in turn will be con-
            nected to the earth bar and on to the earth electrode (see Figure 2.9b).
              High-voltage power is usually supplied from a three-wire system,
            there being no neutral, an earth connection may not always be pro-
            vided. For such installations triple pole electrically interlocked circuit
            breakers will be required as illustrated by Fig. 2.10.


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