Chemical Earthing

Chemical Earthing (Grounding) is used when soil conditions leave a less than acceptable conductivity for safety. Salt is one method of increasing the conductivity of the ground. Many radio amateurs use the method for their antenna structures, especially in rocky areas where good earth contact is limited. Normally, it is not required and when used, it requires replenishing from time to time as rainwater and other natural processes deplete it. - Chemical earthing is a process whereby chemicals are added to the soil in which the ground rod is inserted. This lowers the ground rod’s resistivity (to the soil), making the ground-connection all-the-better (and more permanent). Genius Protection System Specialist for chemical eating manufacturer and chemical earthing electrode manufacturer at most reasonable prices based in New Delhi, India.