mtnelect
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Went online looking for history of grounding and found this article.
HISTORY OF GROUNDING - Research
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electrofelon
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I read a bunch of it, until I couldnt stand it anymore. Definitely very alarmist and greatly exaggerates the negatives of the MGN system.
".....but as the load increases and maintenance decreases, tomorrow it will be humans. Unfortunately, it appears that tomorrow is now making itself known with the multitude of electric shocks in showers, hot tubs and swimming pools."
"Another very dangerous to the public and to utility linemen is the ungrounded electrical distribution system."
LOL yeah, people are dying left and right here in central NY where its pretty much all ungrounded. Most people dont even go outside its so bad!
".....but as the load increases and maintenance decreases, tomorrow it will be humans. Unfortunately, it appears that tomorrow is now making itself known with the multitude of electric shocks in showers, hot tubs and swimming pools."
"Another very dangerous to the public and to utility linemen is the ungrounded electrical distribution system."
LOL yeah, people are dying left and right here in central NY where its pretty much all ungrounded. Most people dont even go outside its so bad!
Speedskater
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That was a 2003 conference paper:
IEEE Industry Applications Society 50th Annual Petroleum and Chemical Industry Conference
So it may not have been peer reviewed.
IEEE Industry Applications Society 50th Annual Petroleum and Chemical Industry Conference
So it may not have been peer reviewed.
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