Survey, Design, Supply & Installation of Earthing System: 

The process of transferring the immediate discharge of the electrical energy directly to the Earth with the help of the low resistance wire is known as the electrical earthing. The earthing provides the simple path to the leakage current. The short-circuit current of the Equipment passes to the earth which has zero potential. Thus, protects the system and equipment from damage.

Types of Electrical Earthing: 

The electrical equipment mainly consists of two non-current carrying parts. These parts are neutral of the system Or a frame of the electrical equipment. From the earthing of these two non-current carrying parts of the electrical. System earthing can be classified into two types.

Neutral Earthing (Conventional Earthing): 

The Conventional system of Earthing calls for the digging of a large pit into which a GI pipe or a copper plate is
Positioned in the middle layers of charcoal and salt. Designed per the industry laid norms, the offered conventional Earthing systems.

Chemical Earthing (Maintenance Free Earthing): 

Maintenance Free Chemical Earthing. A well-designed Earthing system is essential for any electrical installation to Avoid dangers associated with fault currents. Good Earthing protects both equipment and people against Dangerous step & touch voltage.

Methods of Earthing: 

1. Plate Earthing: A copper plate or galvanized plate is buried in an earth pit below ground level.
The plate electrode connects the electrical conductors to the earth.

2. Pipe Earthing: A galvanized steel perforated pipe inside the ground connects the electrical conductors to the earth.

3. Rod Earthing: Similar to the Pipe earthing. A copper rod replaces the pipe electrode.

4. Chemical Earthing: A chemical compound material replaces the charcoal and salt layers.