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What is Earthing, Types, Procedure, Advantages and Difference between Earthing and Grounding

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  What is Earthing? Earthing  is a process to discharge and transfer the charge into the earth through a very low resistive wire. We can find it in our surroundings as it requires for utilizing power for domestic purposes. Normally for domestic purposes, we use a single-phase ac supply, and an earthing for completion of the circuit through transferring of charge. The wire used for earthing is copper and aluminum. But for better-discharging copper wire is considered because it is a good conductor of electricity in comparison to aluminum and it provides a less resistive path for current than aluminum. Earthing prevents the devices from electrical damages. Sometimes we feel mild shock while operating the appliances, to avoid these shocks it is advisable to use earthing in the  buildings . Grounding is also a way to avoid shocks and prevent the appliances from being damaged. Why is Earthing Required for Houses? As for earthing transfer the charge to the earth, so it prevents the appliances
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CHEMICAL EARTHING ELECTRODE

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  Chemical   Earthing Electrodes   are mainly composed of Bentonine or Graphite-based compounds along the main electrode, which is often a pipe or a rod. It decreases the soil resistivity, and hence accelerates the function of earthing by improving the soil condition. In electricity supply systems, earthing is defined as the process of grounding the electronic installations to the conductive surface of the earth. Without proper earthing, any accidental passage of fault current can inflict severe damage to the electric appliances at home. In certain cases, it may lead to fatal consequences like short circuit and fire. So, chemical earthing is implemented at places having sandy or rocky soil, or at those places where the soil is resistant to conduction of current. At True Power Earthings, our Chemical Earthing Electrode facilitates a low impedance ground, at places with high soil resistivity. After all, a good and effective earthing system is quintessential for discharge of fault current
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What is Chemical Earthing | Advantages | Materials Used | Cost & Procedure of Chemical Earthing-True Power

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Chemical earthing   is very much different from normal earthing. In normal earthing, we use salt and charcoal for transferring charge into the earth using electrodes or plates, where charcoal and salt are placed on top of the electrodes. While in the case of chemical earthing, chemical powders use for transferring charges into the earth. But we can’t use any chemical powders for transferring of charge. Mainly two chemical powders use for it. One is carbon powder and the other one is bentonite powder. Carbon powder uses in a normal place whereas bentonite powder uses in a dry place. And these two chemical powders use in different places for transferring charges into the earth. Where Chemical Earthing is used? Chemical earthing can be used for houses, shops, companies, etc. It means there is not a specific place only where it can be used. But it has become most useful for those places where the soil is stony. Means it has very useful for mountains or hilly areas. Because at that place th
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