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Methodology to evaluate the safety of people in grounded networks

Electrical grounding is indispensable to an electric power distribution system, especially in networks with return by land. Amid the expansion of rural networks, the cost of a three-phase network may make the viability of the project impossible, restricting the consumer to an MRT or MRN network. Recent studies have proposed the construction of a three-phase network from an MRT or MRN network. In this case, the earth with a phase conductor is used. This would make it possible to financially install three-phase networks in rural areas. Every way, security issues still need to be evaluated for this type of structure. This work aims to study the safety features so that such a network can be implemented. The equations and safety assessments were made in a virtual environment but soil stratification was based on results measured in a test ground that proved safe in its operation even with several rods.