International Library of Technology · Scranton, International Textbook Co. · leaf 468
e located by a carefulinspection. 3. Locating Grounds.—When a line becomes groundedat any point x, as indicated in Fig. 2, the ground may belocated by using a magneto, in which case the ends of theline a, b at the station are left open, instead of beinggrounded, as when testing for breaks. The line… … Fig. 2. the one on which the ground exists. The half on whichthe ground is located is then opened at its middle point,and, in this way, the part of the line that is grounded issoon located within narrow limits. 4. Locating Grounds by Means of Voltmeter. — If a high-reading voltmeter is available,…
Electrical engineering
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