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No. |
"ASHLOK" Safe
Earthing Electrode |
Traditional
Method of Earthing |
| 1 |
There are two pipes
one inside the other i.e, Pipe-in-Pipe
Technology
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One G.I / C.I Pipe
of a particular diameter.
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| 2 |
Safe Earth Electrode
is not in direct contact with the
soil.
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The earth electrode
is in direct contact with the soil.
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3
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Absence of Corrosion.
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Liable to fast corrosion,
subsequent decay of the earthing pipe
/ plate .
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4 |
Galvanization is
adequate i.e, 80-100 Microns.
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Galvanization is
not adequate.
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5 |
Practically no need
to change i.e. fit and forget.
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Needs to be changed
in every 3-4 years.
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6 |
S.E.E is non-corrosive,
so there is not much variations in
Ohmic value.
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Back fill compound
used will be washed away in rainy
seasons & will be resulted as high Ohmic value.
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7 |
It requires less
space and time to install the earthing
electrode.
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It requires large
space and time to install the earthing
electrode.
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8 |
No fluctuation of
Ohmic value. It has been proved at
various sites that Ohmic value of
safe earthing electrode reduces with
age.
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Fluctuation of Ohmic
value is more, resulting in frequent
maintenance of gadgets/machines and
may endanger human life too.
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9 |
Since S.E.E is surrounded
by highly conductive soil so the charge
dissipation through the electrode
is very high and the current density
across the electrode is very low which
results in very high fault current,
is sufficient to trip the fault relays.
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Distribution of short
circuit currrent is less in terms
of charge dissipation therefore it
generates high potential at the pit
whch results in low fault current
in comparison to required tripping
circuit of fault protection relays.
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10 |
The Back Fill Compound
used is not soluble in water and it
becomes part of the soil around the
electrode.
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Backfill compound
(Salt) used will be washed in rainy
season and will be resulted as high
Ohmic value.
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