Grounding Strips

Application

Grounding grid systems: Used in grounding grids for substations, power plants, and industrial parks to provide low-resistance grounding.

Building foundation grounding: Used in building foundations to form grounding loops and reduce ground resistance.

Solar farm grounding: Used in solar farms to create a distributed grounding network for arrays.

Wind farm grounding: Used for grounding wind turbine foundations and equipment.

Railway grounding systems: Used in railway power and signal grounding networks.

Roadside and highway grounding: Used in traffic signal and roadside electrical grounding systems.

Industrial grounding: Used in factories for large-area grounding and bonding.

Lightning protection grounding: Used in lightning protection systems as grounding grid conductors.

Advantage

• Low ground resistance: Provides a wide contact area with soil, improving grounding effectiveness.
• Good mechanical strength: Resistant to bending and soil pressure.
• Easy to form grounding grid: Suitable for creating large-area grounding networks.
• Cost-effective for large projects: Ideal for substations, power plants, and industrial parks.
• Excellent conductivity: Ensures stable grounding performance.
• Good corrosion resistance: Suitable for long-term underground use.
• Flexible layout: Can be arranged in different patterns according to site conditions.
• Compatible with accessories: Easily connected with clamps, connectors, and welding materials.

FAQ

• Q: What is a grounding strip?

  A: A flat conductive strip used for grounding connections in electrical systems.

• Q: What materials are grounding strips made of?

  A: Typically copper, stainless steel, or galvanized steel.

• Q: What are the advantages of grounding strips?

  Q: Where are grounding strips used?

  A: Commonly used in electrical cabinets, switchgear, grounding grids, and industrial facilities.

• Q: Can grounding strips be buried underground?

  A: Yes, if they are properly protected against corrosion and meet project requirements.

• Q: What sizes are available?

  A: Common widths include 20mm, 25mm, 30mm, 40mm, 50mm, with thickness 2mm–10mm, customizable.

• Q: How do you maintain grounding strips?

  A: Regularly check for corrosion and loose connections; clean contact surfaces as needed.

• Q: Can grounding strips be used for lightning protection?

  A: Yes, they can be used as part of lightning protection grounding systems.