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IE Rules for DP Structure
Abstract of IE Rules for DP Structure
IER-61-2.
Only one connection with earth has been provided for the frame of A B
switch. One more Separate and Distinct connection with earth should be
provided for frame of the A B switch.
IER-61-2.

Only one connection with earth has been providing for the frame of the H G
fuse. One more Separate and distinct connection with earth should be
provided for the frame of HG fuse.
IER -29&5b
The metal cover of the transformer (top cover) on which the HV and or LV
busing are Housed should be Looped to earth to avoid any fault current
passing through fastening bolts
IE R-9 2.

The earthling lead of the HV lighting arrester is not kept separate but it
mixed with other Connections. The earthling lead from the HV lighting
arrester should not be used for earthling Any other gear and should be taken
to a separate electrodes
IER-51-1 b & 61 -3
The GI pipe enclosing the MV circuits on the secondary side of the
transformer are Not earthed. This should be earthed.
IER- 29&9 2
The earth lead from the HV lighting arrestor is taken through GI pipe. The
above earth lead Should not Pass through any iron steel pipes.
IER 29&51b
The AB switch handle has not been earthed. The same should be earthed
effectively.
IER-29
Masonry through are not provided for the earth electrodes. Masonry
through should be Provided for the Earth electrodes
IER -29
No name board has been provided for the substation. A name board with all
particulars Should be providing.
There is no fuse control on the secondary side of the transformer but only the
outgoing Feeders are provided with fuse control. Porcelain fuse unit of
IER 50 1 b. adequate capacity should be Provided for the transformer on the secondary
side and only from these fuse unit supply to the outgoing feeders should be
tapped
IE R-29
The handle of the AB switch has been fixed at a height of about 4-5 feets for
easy operation.
IER 29
The UN supported length of jumper in the transformer structure is more
than5 feet. The same Should be restricted to a length of 5feet
IER 51 1a & b
All the open wiring on the secondary side of the transformer should be
closed in conduits.
IER 29
The secondary control of porcelain fuse carrier is not housed in distribution
box. They should Be housed in the distribution box No breather has been
provided for the transformer a breather should be provided for the
transformer.
IER 29
Some of the fuse units are broken. The broken fuse units should be replaced
by fresh unit
IER 51 1a & b
The feeders emanating from the secondary fuse control are not provided
with separate fuse Unit individually. Further one feeder is tapped from
another. There should not be any tapping In the feeder and the entire
emanating feeder should be provided with fuse units individually
IER 51 -1b
The providing pipe of the AB switch has not been earthed. The same should
be earthed Effectively.
IER 91
Earthed called guarding has not been provided at the place where the
HV/MV lines are Crossing the road. Suitable earthed cradle guarding should
be provided for the road crossing.
IER 29
The metal parts of the DP structure distribution box have rusted badly and
requires Repainting. Repainting should be carried out to the above structure
and should be maintained Properly
IER 29
All the routine maintenance work on the transformer like testing of
transformer oil etc should Be periodically and the result obtained should be
recorded up to date in a separate register
IER 29 & 61 b
The earth electrodes provided should be tested periodically for satisfactory
results and Results obtained should be recorded up to date in a separated
register
IER 29.
The HV jumpers connected on the tension side are to be connected to the
slack side or U Loop connection on the line
IER 29
No HV /LA (Lighting arrester) is provided for the protection of the
transformer which should Be provided
The metallic fittings of the insulators, strain dishes are to be looped to earth
leads of Structure
IER 51 -1b
IER 29
Bushes are not provided for the ends of conduit pipes enclosing MV wires on
the secondary Sides. Bushes are to be provides for the ends of conduit pipes
IER 29
The insulated wires on the secondary side of the transformer are deteriorated
and they Should be replaced by healthy wire
IER 35
Danger notices have been provided the transformer section. Danger notice is
to be provided For the transformer section.
IER 29
Oil leak in the LV bushing of the transformer should be attended
IER 29
The position of the HV/LV is to be shifted to the other side so that the
clearance between The live jumper and earthed metal parts should not less
than12 inches
IER 29
The transformer base channel from ground is less than 7 feet and the
clearance to HV live Point from ground is less than 12 feet. The above
clearances are to be provided.
IER 61-1a
The transformer neutral is provided with only one earthy. The neutral
should be provided With one more earth connection
IER 61-1a
The transformer neutral earth lead is looped with body. The neutral earth
leads should be Separated from the transformer body
IER 61 -2
The transformer body is earthed with signal earth connection. The
transformer body should Be provided with two separate and distinct earth
locations

28 Responses to IE Rules for DP Structure
shailesh prajapati says:
March 22, 2011 at 10:53 am
Dear jigneshbhai,
I am doing electrical project work in gujarat and i have a also require electrical specifitation As per
IE/CPWD for Earthing work, cablling work,lighting work,two pole eraction work.
Pls send a specification,by mail.
smit.electricals@gmail.com
Thanks
Thanks
shailesh prajapati
09898597481. kindly give your email, mobile no.
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mukesh solanki says:
March 26, 2011 at 1:38 pm
Dear sir,
Kindly send me the details@ Mim.Dist. required betwn two near by transformer of 500KVA as per
IE rules.
Reply
Jignesh.Parmar says:
April 2, 2011 at 6:05 am
As per guidelines are from IEEE 979 for liquid-filled transformers for Outdoor Purpose.
7571 liters or more of oil 20 feet from building, if 20-50 feet from building, the exposed walls of
the building should have a 2 hour fire barrier.
75 kVA or less 10 feet from building.
76-333 kVA 20 feet from building.
More than 333 kVA 30 feet from building.
Add fire barriers if above minimums arent maintained.
Large oil-filled transformers should be separated by at least 30 feet of clear space and/or a
minimum 1 hour fire rated barrier.
Reply
gantaiah says:
February 28, 2012 at 8:12 am
the minimum distance3 between any two electrical carrying equipments is 2.5 mtr .it is advised
to have 3.5 m distance between centre to centre of transformer 500 kva equipment
Reply
Palkar Bhaskar R. says:
April 20, 2011 at 9:54 am
Regarding allowable Earthing values as per IE Rules, we require authentic information.
Reply
Palkar Bhaskar R. says:
April 20, 2011 at 9:56 am
The dimensional details of various installations of Electrical System as per IE Rules is requested.
Reply
sharad says:
May 23, 2011 at 11:31 am
Sir
Sir can you suggest me new electrical technologies or equipments or energy saving methods
prevailing in Power plants. As i work in Knowledge Management deptt. , as my profile is to search
new kind of technologies which is cost effective and energy efficient.
Regards
Sharad Goyal
Reply
Dharminder says:
July 18, 2011 at 2:57 am
Sir,
I am working in IRCON at Malaysia, sir we are facing one problem in our circuit. We have a cast
rasin Aux. trf. of rating 20kVA for Aux supply of our switching station. primary Voltage of Trf. is
25kV single phase and secondary voltage is 240V there is no tap changer. When we put load on
Aux. trf. it gives humming sound and voltage flctuate from 240V to 260V. Also current becomes
higher. We observe that only one tube light takes 20A current for some second in the mean time the
MCB of light trip. We also observe that when there is train movement at that time there is variation
in voltage as well as in current. Connection of our taf. is as follows we connect neutral of Trf to
ground Primary side and secondary side also through return bar.
can u suggest some idea to stable the voltage.
Thanks
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Palkar Bhaskar R. says:
August 10, 2011 at 3:32 pm
Can I have detailed dimensional Drawing for D. P. Structure for 11kV to 33kV system.
Reply
k.karthick says:
August 15, 2011 at 7:42 am
sir could u send the detail about substation SLD to end design (33kv,132kv,110kv,66kv)
Reply
k.karthick says:
August 15, 2011 at 7:46 am
i want dimensional detail about installed difference between two equipment, ratings,LM tower
detail etc
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M.Venkata rao says:
May 5, 2012 at 2:03 pm
sir
what is difference between earthed and unearthed HT cable?
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sunil rathod says:
May 13, 2012 at 5:26 pm
Please send me details regarding DP -one pole earthing and one separate handle earthing.
with picture to my mail id sunil_asvee@yahoo.co.in
sunil rathod
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CHANDRASHEKHAR M says:
July 3, 2012 at 12:40 pm
Sir, i am working in west Africa , where 20 kv D.C. Vertical conductor orientation line was designed
with pin type insulator and v cross arms ,
but due to non availability of material and time const rant . we are doing with suspension type with
70 kn disc insulator
My query is that what should be the minimum clearance between conductor and metal part of
cross arm (p-p and p-e) and ground clearance
Reply
Pravin Baria says:
September 1, 2012 at 2:49 am
Dear Sir,
I have require IE rule for Elecletrical equipment and Switch Gear
please send us if Possible
Thanks
Regards
Pravin Baria
Reply
karunaharan says:
February 6, 2013 at 5:25 am
can you give me the technical details of 11kv over head line structure and pole mounted
transformers with structure
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Pradeep kumar biswal says:
March 29, 2013 at 3:05 pm
Sir
Please send me DP Structure drawing. with minimum distance between the
Reply
Palanisrinivasan says:
April 6, 2013 at 2:30 pm
Hello sir,
Could you please upload the acceptable minimum and maximum for transformers testing like
turns ratio, dissipation factor, dc winding resistance, oil BDV and dielectric response analyzer
according to IEC STANDARD
.
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Deepak kumar says:
April 11, 2013 at 11:33 am
please send me is code of distribution transformer
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sruthifriends says:
May 29, 2013 at 4:19 pm
sir can u give me dp structure diagram and physical matierial required for erection of line from
transformer to dp pole
Reply
Murugavel. a says:
June 30, 2013 at 11:02 am
hello sir can u send IE rule books to my email id, or where can I get IE rule books for HT and LT
electrical installation
Reply
Rakesh Sharma says:
August 7, 2013 at 7:02 am
hello sir
Pls send IE rule books to my email id, or where can I get IE rule books for HT and LT,DG ,11kv
structure electrical installation
Reply
BALA says:
August 27, 2013 at 11:52 am
hello sir
In my plant 11kv HT panel erection is going to start,so i want to conform what is height clearance
of the panel in control room for that we have to provided false celling plz advice me about the IS
standard.
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mahadeo jadhav m/s suraj electrical works solapur says:
December 10, 2013 at 10:57 am
Dear jigneshbhai,
i am a new electrical contractor please tell me that ,how to work erecting dp structure
Reply
pramod kumar agarwal says:
January 23, 2014 at 2:50 am
Sir
Sir can you suggest me new electrical technologies or equipments or energy saving methods
prevailing in Data center power plant . As i work in NICSI data center delhi. , as my profile is to
search new kind of technologies which is cost effective and energy efficient.can you send me notes
for reading sir.please help me .
Regards
pramod kumar agarwal
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Ganesh says:
February 20, 2014 at 2:48 pm
Dear Sir,
Can u provide me construction details and IE rules for 500kVA 2 pole structure.
Reply
Himanshu Sekhar Behera says:
February 25, 2014 at 6:48 pm
Sir, we have 2 nos of trasfomer having 1000KVA Make -Kirloskar and 2000KVA Make-voltamp
and we want to replace the oil fully.Is it necessary to replace the oil through TOP cover.
Reply
Vaibhav Atkari says:
August 1, 2014 at 3:14 pm
Can you send me the layout diagram of a 11/415 pole mounted substation..
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