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STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES FOR COMMUNICATION SITES MINIMUM SITE GROUNDING (EARTHING) REQUIREMENTS<br />

The fencing system <strong>for</strong> a nearby installed fence at a <strong>communication</strong>s site shall be grounded/bonded as<br />

follows:<br />

• Each corner fence post shall be bonded to the nearest location of the building ground ring using<br />

35 mm 2 csa (#2 AWG) or coarser, bare, solid or str<strong>and</strong>ed, tinned, copper conductors. The<br />

grounding conductors shall be buried to the same depth as the building ground ring, wherever<br />

practical. See ANSI T1.313-2003, figure 3(a).<br />

• The fence fabric near each corner bonding point shall also be bonded to the building ground ring.<br />

This bond may be made using the same grounding conductor used <strong>for</strong> the corner fence post, or by<br />

bonding directly to the fence post using approved methods described within this chapter. The fence<br />

fabric bond should be made in at least three points down the fence fabric as shown in Figure 4-49<br />

(MIL-HDBK-419A Volume II, section 1.12).<br />

DETERRENT WIRE GROUNDING CLAMP<br />

EXOTHERMIC WELD CONNECTION<br />

FENCE FABRIC GROUNDING CLAMP<br />

(1 OF 3)<br />

SOFT DRAWN TINNED SOLID COPPER<br />

CONDUCTOR BONDING FENCE<br />

FABRIC TO GROUND CONDUCTOR<br />

GATE JUMPER WITH EXOTHERMIC WELD<br />

GROUND CONDUCTOR WITH<br />

EXOTHERMIC WELD<br />

CONNECT FENCE BONDING CONDUCTOR<br />

TO EXTERNAL GROUNDING ELECTRODE<br />

SYSTEM USING EXOTHERMIC WELD OR<br />

IRREVERSIBLE HIGH-COMPRESSION<br />

FITTING<br />

FIGURE 4-49 FENCE FABRIC AND DETERRENT WIRING BONDING EXAMPLE<br />

68P81089E50-B 9/1/05 4-69

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