Difference between chemical and normal earthing

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Chemical earthing involves the use of chemicals to improve conductivity and reduce soil resistivity.

Normal earthing involves the use of a metal rod or plate buried in the ground to provide a low resistance path for fault current.
Chemical earthing involves the use of chemicals such as bentonite, salt, and charcoal to improve conductivity and reduce soil resistivity.
Chemical earthing is more effective in areas with high soil resistivity or where the soil is rocky or sandy.
Normal earthing is typically used in residential and commercial buildings, while chemical earthing is used in industries and power plants.
Chemical earthing requires periodic maintenance to ensure the chemicals remain effective.

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