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protective ground

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protective ground
An electrical connection or connections to an approved ground for establishing and maintaining a common potential on conductors connected to it.
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The resulting mulch is spread as a protective ground cover around trees and in flower beds, and compost provides nutrients in farming.
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PG&E's internal investigation has confirmed that the outage resulted when a construction crew working on an equipment upgrade project at the San Mateo Substation failed to follow established procedures and practices, and improperly removed temporary protective grounds.
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