Can you go into more detail on the EEBADS approach?
You're making me feel old now!
EEBADS = Earthed Equipotential Bonding and Automatic Disconnection of Supply - what ADS was referred to in years gone by (but long after the period where regs required some earthing, and perhaps a limit on the resistance between parts within an installation, but without any particular requirement for disconnection). The EEB bit got dropped from the name - possibly due to the fact that bonding doesn't really create a true equipotential zone (at least not where large fault currents are involved - Ohm's Law gets in the way), plus of course we sometimes don't even attempt to create an equipotential zone (outdoors for instance), but still have ADS.
Can you go into more detail on the EEBADS approach?
You're making me feel old now!
EEBADS = Earthed Equipotential Bonding and Automatic Disconnection of Supply - what ADS was referred to in years gone by (but long after the period where regs required some earthing, and perhaps a limit on the resistance between parts within an installation, but without any particular requirement for disconnection). The EEB bit got dropped from the name - possibly due to the fact that bonding doesn't really create a true equipotential zone (at least not where large fault currents are involved - Ohm's Law gets in the way), plus of course we sometimes don't even attempt to create an equipotential zone (outdoors for instance), but still have ADS.
