Incredible video, thanks for uploading this! I am a Chemical Engineer trying to understand some of the IEEE Std 80 topics. Is there a course you know or have that could help me understand more in depth the standard and the topics. Thanks.
Thanks. Unfortunately, no, not that I know of. The only way I know is to purchase the spec and study it. I do plan on doing a video to cover the highlights, but that is several months away yet...
I am currently a electrical engineering student How does a the ring electrode as shown in the video not create circulating currents to occur should lightning strike the building?
they do exactly that. if the ring is below ground and expected to conduct the current for the lightning strike, it will flow all over the place in the ground mesh field. This is needed to transfer the huge energy level into the soil in as broad a physical volume as practical, thus protecting the conductors. if you'd like to discuss any of my videos further, please reach out to me. My contact info is on linkedIn
Pls keep up with the good work sir......
Thanks!
Incredible video, thanks for uploading this! I am a Chemical Engineer trying to understand some of the IEEE Std 80 topics. Is there a course you know or have that could help me understand more in depth the standard and the topics. Thanks.
Thanks. Unfortunately, no, not that I know of. The only way I know is to purchase the spec and study it. I do plan on doing a video to cover the highlights, but that is several months away yet...
@@jerryhogan2672 thank you will for sure be waiting for the vide. Thank you.
I am currently a electrical engineering student
How does a the ring electrode as shown in the video not create circulating currents to occur should lightning strike the building?
they do exactly that. if the ring is below ground and expected to conduct the current for the lightning strike, it will flow all over the place in the ground mesh field. This is needed to transfer the huge energy level into the soil in as broad a physical volume as practical, thus protecting the conductors. if you'd like to discuss any of my videos further, please reach out to me. My contact info is on linkedIn