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    The design of a leakage current monitor for live line bare hand maintenance

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    Author
    de Beun, Arthur
    Date
    1992
    Permanent Link
    http://hdl.handle.net/10092/1253
    Thesis Discipline
    Electrical Engineering
    Degree Grantor
    University of Canterbury
    Degree Level
    Masters
    Degree Name
    Master of Engineering

    This thesis describes the design of an instrument for the protection of personnel carrying out live line bare hand maintenance of power transmission circuits. This instrument monitors the leakage current along equipment to ground and sounds an alarm when preset thresholds are exceeded. The leakage current monitor is microprocessor controlled, resulting in both flexible and user friendly operation. The prototype constructed, has been tested and found to perform very well.

    Subjects
    Live line bare hand maintenance
     
    power transmission circuits
     
    leakage current monitor
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    • Engineering: Theses and Dissertations [2271]
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