#earthing plates

In the electrical field and related work, it is very important to understand the basics and identifying the tools and techniques involved. Improper grounding and bonding will have a hazardous result putting many buyers at risk. 1.  Bonding is the simple act of joining two electrical conductors together. Basically bonding activity is completed when all the metal parts are connected to each other and the current is not carried while operating them to bring it to same electrical opponents. The most important point to be noted is that no current flow can happen between two bonded bodies as they have the same potential.

There are two types of bonding:-

-Main Bonding -Supplementary Bonding

Bonding is a way of reducing the risk of an electric shock. Safety measure is one of the primary concerns in Bonding. It helps to create a low impedance path which goes back to the source of forcing a large current flow and then followed by the breaker to trip. Bonding also terminates a fault.But, when all conductors are at the same electrical potential there are no chances of discharge to occur. All bonding connections should be accessible and appropriately labeled.

2.  Grounding is the act of connecting the live parts to the earth Grounding is majorly used to protect the power system equipment and to provide an effective return path from machine to the power source. It is very important that all grounding rods are tested and inspected under all industry standards. There are many sensitive electronic machines that rely on grounding rods. To cut down the damage occurrences, grounding rods provide safe and alternate path around the electrical systems. Grounding is mostly carried out to balance unbalanced load. Being the common point between earthing and grounding, it maintains the voltage levels. To know whether your electrical systems are grounded or not, you can check the power outlets. If three pronged plug is accepted by your system with three wires, then one must be a grounding wire. 

3.  Importance of grounding electrical current

- It protects against electrical overload·       

 -It allows electrical currents to run safely and efficiently throughout your electrical system·

- It stabilizes voltage levels·        

- It is the best conductor of Earth·