- Welcome to U-Protec Earthing!
We are Manufacturer, Supplier, Exporter of Gold Back Fill Compounds from Pune, Maharashtra, India.
The backfill compound gets used for the prevention of current leakage. A backfill compound is added to the soil for absorption of moisture around the Earthing Electrodes. The backfill compound product ensures the safety of humans and electrical equipment. A backfill compound comprises an extent of Back Fill Compound that is dampness holding dirt used as an earth terminal refill to help lower soil resistivity. The conductive Back Fill Compound mud is a sodium enacted montmorillonite, which when blended in with water swells to a few times its unique volume mass when in a dry condition. U-Protec Gold Backfill Compound is a Bentonite-based chemical with carbon. The Characteristics of this compound are highly conductive, hygroscopic, non-magnetic, and non-corrosive in nature, and has the best moisture-retaining qualities.
Features
- High electrical conductivity due to graphite.
- Moisture absorption quality is substantially high.
- Less reactive reagent, and hence greater protection against corrosion.
- Suitable for any kind of soil.
- Improves soil resistivity against current leakage.
- Non-flammable compound.
- Skin-friendly compound.
Availability
Available in 25 kgs
Industries
- Electrical Industry
- Cements Industry
- Electrical Contractor
- Electrical Equipments
- Manufacturing Industries
- Sugar And Paper Industry
- Petrol & Chemical Industry
Advantage
- Large life expectancy.
- Moisturization is not required.
- Causes no pollution.
- Recurrent maintenance and enhancement are not required.
- On-site installation is easy.
- High Absorption rate than other powder or clay.
Application
- It is used in an Earthing Electrodes.
- Work as a solution in a substation.
- Work as a solution in lowering resistance to some extent.
Raw Material
Backfill Compound
U-Protec Earthing manufactures best backfill compounds in the below-mentioned composition
- Graphite : Graphite is the most stable form of pure carbon. It is relatively non-reactive and has high electrical conductivity. Hence is used in the backfill compound for better resistivity against the bad conducting nature of the soil. Due to its high electrical conductivity, it prevents current leakage.
- Bentonite : It is used as a groundwater barrier to prevent the overflow of water into the compound.
- Aluminum oxide : It is amphoteric, i.e. can react with both acids and bases to produce salt and water. Therefore, it counter-affects the acidity or basicity of the soil and stops corrosion.
- Iron oxide : Iron oxide is also known as ferric oxide, which is a chemical compound composed of iron and oxygen. Under conditions favoring iron reduction, the process of iron oxide reduction can replace at least 80% of methane production occurring by methanogenesis. This phenomenon occurs in a nitrogen-containing (N2) environment with low sulfate concentrations.
- The Copper sulfate : Copper sulfate is an inorganic compound that combines sulfur with copper. It can kill bacteria, algae, roots, plants, snails, and fungi. Therefore, reduces organic corrosion.
- Activated carbon : Activated carbon is also known as activated charcoal. It is used to chemically generate micro-fissures that increase the area of its adsorption capacity.
So, it counter-affects methane-endorsed corrosion.
So, it absorbs water at its surface to retain moisture in the mixture. Hence, enhancing its electrical conductivity.