Why shield is not connected at both end.
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Answer / deepak munjal
shield is not connected both sides to avoid ground loop
error. Ground Loop error is occur dueto difference in
ground potential at the Shield Connection. It is best to
ground shield at only one end.
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Answer / muthu s
shield is generally connected at panel(DCS or PLC panels)
side only to avoid the circulation of current which is
produced by stray pick up.Normally current can flow through
closed loop only, and by keeping transmitter end left
opened, there is no possible of current flowing.
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Answer / s. mitra
To drain out the stray current from the loop. If we connect
both end of shield then the induction of circulating
current will create error in main signal.
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shielding is first of all resist the melting of temperature ,
the temp to sense has to be inserted in high temp region
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