2020
DOI: 10.31089/1026-9428-2019-59-9-822-823
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About safety when working on overhead lines under induced voltage to reduce electrical injuries

Abstract: The basic requirements to ensure the safety of work under induced voltage are systematized, as well as recommendations to reduce electrical injuries when performing work on disconnected overhead lines under induced voltage are given

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“…In the early 60's a revolutionary discovery was made, namely laser beams and their practical application. In the years after its discovery, the laser is constantly improved and contributes to the development of the technical process and industrial productionmechanical engineering, instrumentation, development and production of cars, aircraft, ships, missiles, robotics in Bulgaria and around the world [1,2]. The emission of lasers is in a very wide range of the spectrumwe start from ultraviolet, go through visible and end in infrared wavelength and work in different modescontinuous or pulsed [3,4].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the early 60's a revolutionary discovery was made, namely laser beams and their practical application. In the years after its discovery, the laser is constantly improved and contributes to the development of the technical process and industrial productionmechanical engineering, instrumentation, development and production of cars, aircraft, ships, missiles, robotics in Bulgaria and around the world [1,2]. The emission of lasers is in a very wide range of the spectrumwe start from ultraviolet, go through visible and end in infrared wavelength and work in different modescontinuous or pulsed [3,4].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%