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Earthing systems new approach

Hi all earthing systems and understanding them is something we've all had to do in our working lives. One thing that I think makes it harder to get our heads around different systems and the way they are described is the odd way the letter T is used to mean earth why T? Is it as someone suggested from some word or phrase in Latin? I really don't know for sure what I wonder is tho can the IET or whoever is best placed to do it come up with a more sensible lettering system please? The obvious ones are E or G  the rest of the letters could be changed too if needed. The whole aim is I have is to make it all more descriptive so that it's easier to keep in our heads what do you think?  Hope someone replys X Kelly
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  • gkenyon:

    Not picking on you - this obviously a joke - but I don't think it's fair to say "It's French" ...




    And of course, French horns don't come from France; and in any event their origins are German. An English electrician may take "French leave", but his or her French counterpart will "filer à l'anglaise". I am not even going to mention a French letter. ?

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  • gkenyon:

    Not picking on you - this obviously a joke - but I don't think it's fair to say "It's French" ...




    And of course, French horns don't come from France; and in any event their origins are German. An English electrician may take "French leave", but his or her French counterpart will "filer à l'anglaise". I am not even going to mention a French letter. ?

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