The act of establishing a conductive connection, whether intentional or accidental, between an electrical circuit or electrical equipment and either the earth or some other conducting body that serves in place of the earth.
When charge can be conducted through a material, the solution to static charge problems is to provide a path for the charge to flow to ground. This solution works only on conductors and static-dissipative materials. While charge is mobile on a conductor or static-dissipative material, charge is not mobile on insulators. The only effective means of neutralizing static charge on insulators is through air ionization.
A meditation exercise that allows one to draw or send energy into the Earth.
The local ground levels used in the TOFp Tray and at each pVPD FEE box are obtained by direct connection to the Platform in Rack 1B-2. Dirty grounds exist near the TOFp System only near the pVPD Detectors. At these locations, the Aluminum I-beam and pVPD Mount Baseplate are at the Balcony (i.e. BAD) ground. The pVPD FEE box and its contents are electrically isolated from this ground. The local ground here is obtained from a conductor in the pVPD LV Bus. ...return to alphabet
American term used for "Earthing" as above.
Draining off excess energy and re-connecting with oneself. One way is sink to the floor, place one's hands on the ground, and visualize the extra energy flowing into the earth. One who doesn't ground after much excitement (like SPM) may have difficulty "coming down to Earth" and getting to sleep later, and may even feel "hyper" for days. One should usually be energized by a good ritual, but not be bouncing off the walls afterward
Contact between a container and the ground point, usually by wire, to prevent generation of static electrical sparks. Fuel containers and chain saws must always be filled on the ground, not in a vehicle, to establish an adequate ground. Fueling of chain saws must also be done on the ground (not on a vehicle's tailgate), to ensure a positive ground is established.
The process of connecting equipment to a common ground or "earth". This is done as a safety mechanism in order to avoid the unsafe energizing of equipment.
Connecting to ground or to a conductor that is grounded.
fastening electrical equipment to earth
Done to ensure that the electrical systems are as safe as possible for the humans who are using electrical devices. "The National Electric Code (NEC) states that the purpose of grounding is to "limit voltages due to lighting, line surges or unintentional contact with higher voltage lines to stabilize voltages and to provide a path in order to facilitate the operation of the over-current devices." Hardware: Components and accessories for DISH Network systems , i.e., remote, dish, LNBF, receiver.
At the home, the process of connecting a conductive wire between the ground block and the house common electrode system.
Establishing a zero voltage connection between electrical equipment and the earth. Usually accomplished with a grounding rod or by connecting the device to a conductive water pipe.
Electrical grounding of an item.
Grounding is the act of effecting optimum electrical continuity between conducting objects and earth.
A return path for electrical current through the soil. For example in the direct connect mode grounding is accomplished by pushing a grounding rod into the ground. In other cases a line or pipe that is sticking out of the ground may be used. Grounding provides a continuous and complete path for the signal current to travel over the line and back to the transmitter. Without such a path the current will not flow, and the receiver will receive no signal.
In EMC terms, the interconnection of conducting structures to present a low impedance reference for signal or filtering circuits. An EMC ground may or may not be at the potential of the earth mass, and is not necessarily the same as the safety earth or protective conductor.
Connection to a large conducting body (such as the earth), which is used as common return for an electrical circuit and as an arbitrary zero potential.
To disperse excess energy generated during any ritual or occult rite by sending it into the earth. It can also mean the process of centering one's self in the physical world both before and after any ritual or astral experience.
An electrical grounding of item to be coated.
The intentional connection of electrical equipment to the earth which provides a safe path for electrical fault current, in the event of an electrical fault.
A permanent and continuous conductive path to earth with sufficient capacity to carry any fault current liable to be imposed on it, and of a sufficiently low impedance to limit the voltage rise above ground.
The process of connecting a charged object to the earth to remove the unbalanced of charges. The most popular method of punishment by parents.
Making a connection with the ground in order to prevent overload or (in earth-energy working) draw up earth energy. The value of grounding depends on the system one is trained in. It can be considered basically the same as electrical grounding.
The intentional connection of sections of an electrical circuit to a common reference conductor called the ground. The ground is almost always at a potential of zero volts and serves as the reference for the other voltages in the circuit.
Connecting a piece of electrical equipment to a "ground wire" which is connected to the electrical system ground at the circuit breaker box. This helps to ensure that the circuit breaker will trip and cut off power in the event of a short circuit or damage to insulation.
To become 'connected' to the earth and calm energies.
The procedure used to carry an electrical charge to ground through a conductive path. A typical ground may be connected directly to a conductive water pipe, a grounding bus, or ground rod.
The connection of an electrical conductor with the earth, so that the electricity passes off into it. All Brownlee Lighting models must be grounded.
Connection of any component to the vehicle ground to reduce the risk of electrostatic discharge.
The act or process of making an electrical connection with the earth. A large conduction body used as a common return for an electrical circuit.
Connection of implication to empirical data. How we connect pure thought to the real world.
the process of establishing a connection between an electrical circuit or equipment and an earth ground or electrical ground.
A method that prevents static electricity from discharging sparks and producing subsequent ignition points. A method whereby activities, which may generate static electricity, will be prevented from discharging a spark and thereby not produce an ignition point.
Connection of electric components to earth for safety
To prevent the buildup of hazardous voltages in a circuit by creating a low-resistance path to earth or some other ground plane.
Method that connects all electrical facilities to the ground.
As used by the connector industry, sending current flow to earth in the case of a short circuit.