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The document discusses three types of neutral point grounding methods for distribution networks, analyzing their advantages and disadvantages. It recommends using arc suppression coil grounding for capacitor currents between 10A and 150A, and low-resistance grounding for currents between 100A and 1000A. The focus is on minimizing earth fault currents during single-phase grounding to reduce hazards.

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The document discusses three types of neutral point grounding methods for distribution networks, analyzing their advantages and disadvantages. It recommends using arc suppression coil grounding for capacitor currents between 10A and 150A, and low-resistance grounding for currents between 100A and 1000A. The focus is on minimizing earth fault currents during single-phase grounding to reduce hazards.

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Throughout the text, three kinds of neutral point grounding

forms have their own advantages and disadvantages[1], [2], [10].


Starting from the actual, combined with the specific conditions
of distribution network, then, through comparing and
analyzing we will determine which method of grounding
should be chosen ultimately.

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Fig. 16 The neutral point grounding mode of flowchart

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