Why in earthing, the earthing plate is put in vertical
position? and further what is soft coke that is used in
earthing?
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Answer / roson
area of contact will be more while placing in vertical
compared to horizontal.soft coke is used to improve earthing
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Answer / samsung
which earthing plate ur talking abt???
there is earthing rod/bar in the panel to which we attached
a strip for earthing and we connect that to main earthing
soft cock, water(salty) will reduce the resistance and it
is in the pit in which earthing rod is vertical, it drains
current /or it injects current depending up on fault
position and pit postion
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Answer / dawa
It will cover more earth surface and as go deeper by deeper soil resistance is also low compared to surface.
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