A Study of Lightning Protection Systems

Moore, Charles B.; Brook, M.; Krider, E. Philip

doi:10.21236/ada158258

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“…However, as reported earlier, the spatial difference in successive flashes can be as much as 6 miles. Moore, et. al.…”

Section: Lightning Warning Techniquesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Lightning Warning Systems for Explosive Operations/Facilities

Guthrie¹

1982

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nils report presents a review of lightning warning techniques with emphasis on explosive facilities and operations. An explanation of how each technique is used to detect the presence of conditions that can lead to these discharges, with the advantages and limitations of these techniques is given. In addition, an attempt is made to show how the lightning detection hardware can be incorporated into a facility's Hazardous Heather Plan.

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“…However, as reported earlier, the spatial difference in successive flashes can be as much as 6 miles. Moore, et. al.…”

Section: Lightning Warning Techniquesmentioning

confidence: 99%