Q. Write A Short Notes On Grounding, Shielding and Bonding
Q. Write A Short Notes On Grounding, Shielding and Bonding
Q. Write A Short Notes On Grounding, Shielding and Bonding
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Cathode Protection:
Galvanic Corrosion
Develops from the formation of a voltaic cell between two
different metals with moisture acting as electrolyte.
Electrolytic Corrosion
Develops when two metals are in contact through an
electrolyte.
Corrosion Reduction:
Effective way to avoid the effects of corrosion is to use
metals low in electrochemical activity such as tin, lead, or
copper.
Materials, Size, Coatings:
copper wires are recommended for construction
Dimensions of wire, area, and the depth of the plane must be
selected as per resistance
SYSTEM GROUNDING NETWORK
EMC Grounding networks of a system are selected based
on frequency range of intended signals and system
configurations.
All low-frequency circuits can be grounded using wires,
whereas high-frequency circuits and high-speed logic
circuits must have low-impedance interference-free return
paths in the form of conducting planes or coaxial cables.
The signal ground network can be
Single point grounding
Multipoint grounding
Hybrid grounding and
Floating ground.
Single Point Grounding:
B. QUADRAX CABLE:
C. TRIAX CABLE:
Electrical Bonding:
Electrical bonding is a process in which components
or modules of assembly , equipment or subsystems
are electrical connected by low-impedance conductor.
Electrical bonding is done to avoid potential
difference between points.
Electric bonding done between electrically
conductive materials , pipes , tubes , electrical
equipment.
Way to effectively bond different metallic surfaces of
electrical equipment , pipes , tubes is with copper
conductor , rated lugs and appropriate bolts , screws
Effectively bonded equipment safely conduct phase-
to-ground fault current , induced currents , surge
currents during abnormal conditions.
Several factor influence the EMI performance of
bonding
Intermodulation products due to contacts
between similar and dissimilar metals
Potential differences due to DC and AC
resistance and inductance
Adverse impedance response due to
resonance.
Bonding by different methods
Joining two metallic items or surfaces through
welding or brazing
By bridging two metallic surfaces with a metallic
bond strap
Bond of metallic interfaces through fasters or
metal-to-metal contact.
Depending on the band strap used Resistance of AC
and DC will be different.
Dc and AC resistance will be inversely proportional
to the cross-sectional area and perimeter of
conductor.
General Guidelines of good bonds are
Bond surfaces should be neat and clean and no
Nonconductive finishes given at the contact .
Required pressure should be maintained to hold
surfaces in contact .
Bonding done between similar metals to avoid
corrosion and intermodulation.
Replaceable washers should be used when joining
nuts and bolts,
Soldering must be avoided to give enough
mechanical strength
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