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To qualify as an electrode, a water pipe must be in contact with the earth for at least _____ feet.
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When using a water pipe as an electrode you must connect to it within _____ feet of where the water pipe enters the building.
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Grounding and Bonding

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To qualify as an electrode, a water pipe must be in contact with the earth for at least _____ feet. 10' 250.52(A)(1)
When using a water pipe as an electrode you must connect to it within _____ feet of where the water pipe enters the building. 5' feet 250.66(C)(1)
Structural steel may be used as an electrode if it is in contact with the earth for at least ______ feet. 10' feet 250.52(A)(2)
A ground ring must consist of at least ______ feet of #_____ bare copper and must be buried at least _____ deep. 20' #2 30" 250.52(A)(4) and 250.53(F)
A concrete encased electrode must consist of at least ____ feet of ____ inch rebar, or #_____ bare copper. 20' feet 1/2" inch #4 250.52(A)(3)
A rod or pipe electrode must consist of ____ feet of at least ______ pipe or ____ inch rod unless listed or other diameters. 8' feet 3/4 5/8" 250.52(A)(5)
Plate electrodes must have at least ____ square feet of surface area and must be buried at least ____" deep. 2 square feet 30" 250.52(A)(7) 250.53(H)
Rod or pipe electrodes must be supplemented by another electrode UNLESS the resistance to ground is not over ____ ohms. 25 ohms 250.53(A)(2) exc
If a ground rod is supplemented by another ground rod you must space them at least ____ feet apart. 6' feet
The only electrode that must always be supplemented _______ ________ electrode. water pipe 250.53(D)(2)
If solid rock is encountered, you may lay a ground rod down in a trench that is at least _____ deep. 30" inch 250.53(G)
Underground ____ piping or ___________ ground rods may not be used as electrodes. gas aluminum 250.52(B)
If using aluminum for the GROUNDING ELECTRODE CONDUCTOR it must not be terminated to the elctrode within _____ inches of the earth when outside. 18" inches 250.64(A)
What size copper Grounding Electrode Conductor is required for a service that uses aluminum 800 kcmil conductors for the phases? Water pipe electrode. 1/0 T 250.66
A service uses three 4/0 copper conductors in parallel for each phase. What size copper grounding electrode conductor is required to the water pipe electrode? Table 8 Chapter 9 4/0 = 211600 x 3 = 634,800 cm = 2/0
What is the maximum size Copper Grounding Electrode Conductor ever required to be run to a water pipe no matter how large the service conductors are? 3/0 T 250.66
No matter what the service size, the largest copper Grounding Electrode Conductor ever required to a driven ground rod, pipe, or plate electrode is _______. #6 copper AWG 250.66(A)
No matter what the service size, the largest copper Grounding Electrode Conductor ever required to a concrete encased electrode is __________. #4 copper AWG 250.66(B)
What size copper Main Bonding Jumper is required for a service that uses 500 kcmil copper conductors for each phase? 1/0 Table 250.102(C)(1)
What size copper Main Bonding Jumper is required for a service that uses six 400 kcmil copper conductors per phase? 300 kcmil 6 x 400 kcmil = 2400 kcmil x .125 = 300 kcmil
Table 250.102(C)(1) is used for sizing the _________ conductor, the _____ bonding jumper, the _________ bonding jumper, and ________ _________ bonding jumpers. grounded, main, system, supply side Table 250.102(C)(1)
Equipment grounding conductor sized ____ and smaller must be green or bare their entire length. #6 250.119(A)(1)
Flexible metal raceway may not serve as an equipment grounding path if the total length is over _____ feet. 6' feet 250.119(A)(1)
What minimum size copper equipment grounding conductor is required for a 60 amp branch circuit? #10 Table 250.122
What minimum size copper equipment grounding conductor is required for a 600 amp branch circuit? #1 AWG Table 250.122
When running conductors in parallel, must the equipment grounding conductor be installed in each parallel raceway? yes 250.122(F)
When installing a service raceway, an underground metal elbow installed in a run of PVC need not be grounded as long as it is buried at least _____ inches deep. 18" inches 250.80 ex
Must the equipment grounding conductor run to a pump motor also be connected to the metal well casing? Yes, "The Earth shall not be considered as a ground fault path"
Frames of household ranges and dryers may only use the grounded neutral conductor for equipment grounding purposes for _______ circuits. existing 250.140 ex
The grounded conductor may be used to ground exposed metal parts only on the ______ side of the service disconnect. line 250.142
If a ferrous metal raceway is used to protect the GEC, it must be bonded to the GEC at ______ end(s). both 250. (E)(1)
Standard locknuts may not be used for bonding purposes at the ________. service 250.92(B)
A locknut on an EMT connector is not considered to be adequate bonding if you encounter concentric knockouts AND the voltage is over ______ to ground. 250V 250.96
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