Perhaps you can shed some light on this condition for TNCS systems in the Irish Rules. I can only see that as RE decreases RB becomes more onerous but to be honest I am not really getting the essence.
Ah, thank-you Nathaniel - that makes a lot more sense!
I guess for situations like a private supply or local generator it could be the sort of thing you could control.
I'm still a little puzzled by the supply network operator is responsible for compliance with that formula in Germany - how would they know a value for a Re (which is presumably on consumer premises). Do they just think of a number (based on their preference for Rb) and tell consumers they must comply with it?
Ah, thank-you Nathaniel - that makes a lot more sense!
I guess for situations like a private supply or local generator it could be the sort of thing you could control.
I'm still a little puzzled by the supply network operator is responsible for compliance with that formula in Germany - how would they know a value for a Re (which is presumably on consumer premises). Do they just think of a number (based on their preference for Rb) and tell consumers they must comply with it?
