Earthing.World
Accounting for Seasonal Variation
Soil resistivity is not a fixed property. It rises in dry summers and falls when moisture and dissolved salts increase after rain, and it shifts with temperature and the depth of the water table. A reading taken on one wet morning can badly mislead a design if used unadjusted. We apply a seasonal variation factor (F) and, where the project warrants it, recommend the worst-case design condition — so the earthing system stays effective year-round, including the dry months when resistivity peaks and earthing is hardest to achieve.



