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Old 25-02-2008   #11 (permalink)
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Default Re: Too many or not enough.....

still don't see the flaw...

the table's to be used if you can't be bothered to use the equation, basically. you have to use either one or the other to determine the cpc size.
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Old 01-03-2008   #12 (permalink)
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Default Re: Too many or not enough.....

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The flaw is you have a table stating a fact that is not adhered to.
If it is different in other parts of the book it does not matter it is still a flaw.
And if the BS 7671 was law- you end up with one lawyer quote one rule and other quoting another. Which will be nonsense. I heard on the gripe vine that the 17th as a few flaws.
oh theres flaws allright

like appendix 15 which shows a radial circuit and describes it as 'starting and finishing at the distribution board' (or words to that effect)

that's a ring main to me

and the formula for getting rid of supplementry bonds in the bathroom (you know, as long as extraenous conductive parts are less than 1667 ohms to MET)

If you read the formula EXACTLY as it is written in the book you get a figure of over
383Kohms!!!!!

 
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