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Wet And Dry Location Maximum Body Touch Voltage Duration

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mbrooke

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I am putting these values here, which can be used to help guide future objectives in articles 210.8, 210.13, 250, 517, 555 and 680. (And also the foundational ground work to loop and source conduction theory)


Wet Location:


Touch VoltageBody R ohmsmilli ampsMax Time Seconds
25 volts or less 1075 23 10
50 925 54 0.48
75 825 91 0.30
100 800 125 0.22
125 762 164 0.17
220 700 314 0.05
300 575 521 0.025


Dry Location:

Touch Voltage Body R ohmsmilli ampsMax time seconds
50 volts or less 1725 29 10
75 volts 1625 46 0.6
100 volts 1600 62 0.4
125 volts 1562 80 0.33
220 volts 1500 147 0.18
300 volts 1460 205 0.12
400 volts 1425 280 0.07
500 volts 1400 350 0.04

Medical Locations- general patient area only- body probes, leads, or subcutaneous conductive objects not taken into account:


Voltage Max Duration Limit Seconds
12.5 volts 10
25 volts 5
60 volts 0.3
115 volts 0.05
200 volts 0.02
 

mbrooke

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Well that sucks, the mesh failed :(

Anyway, further research and theoretical work needs to be done on body impedance while submerged in water and voltage gradients within water- fresh, salt, chlorine, lake, river, ect. This will be able to further give more precise values for automatic disconnection in articles 555 and 680, and also set a maximum impedance for equal potential bonding system design relative to their geometry and size.
 
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