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Resistance Reducing Agent
Resistance-reducing agent is an efficient functional material used to reduce the resistivity of grounded systems. By improving the conductivity of the soil around the ground electrode and expanding the equivalent conductive area of the ground electrode, the problem of excessive ground resistance in high-resistivity soil is effectively solved, and the stability and safety of the grounding system are significantly improved. This material is widely used in petrochemical engineering, power systems and lightning protection engineering fields.
⊙ Technical Specifications
| Model | Weight | Safe Setting Time(h) | Expiration Date(year) |
| HD-JZ01-08 | 25 | ≤24 | ≥30 |
⊙ Key Features
- · Efficient resistance reduction: Reduce resistance through the dual effect of “ion conduction + equivalent area expansion” and significantly reduce soil resistivity
· Long-term stability: It can effectively resist rainwater erosion, soil shrinkage or freeze-thaw cycles. The theoretical service life exceeds 30 years, matching the service life of soil electrodes.
· Environmental adaptability: This product maintains stable performance within the temperature range of-30 ℃ to 75 ℃ and is suitable for extreme environments such as saline-alkali land, acidic soil, frozen soil and arid areas.
· Environmental protection and safety: Heavy metal content ≤0.1%, does not pollute soil and groundwater, and meets the Restriction of Hazardous Substances.
⊙ Application Scenarios
- · Petrochemical and Chemical Plants: Suitable for oil depots, refineries and chemical facilities to ensure safe earthing in flammable and explosive environments.
· Power Systems: Used in substations, power plants and distribution rooms to reduce earthing resistance and ensure safe operation of power supply and lightning protection.
· Industrial and Civil Buildings: Applied in factories, high-rises, warehouses and residences for efficient lightning protection and earthing.
· High-Resistivity Areas: Used in areas where conventional grounding is difficult to achieve, such as mountains, sandy gravel, saline-alkali soil, and frozen soil.
