I would liken the ground surrounding the conduit as more like shielding helping
to protect the wire. Pump in water is a direct connection to ground.
Eric
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I'd hazard a guess that's because those conductors lead to a really good
ground.. water beneath the earth. Sort of like a giant wet ground rod. :)
Horizontal distribution feeders running from a transformer to a house, not
quite the same potential, I wouldn't think.
Wallyman
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