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Lightning Protection

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Contents - Preface - 1 Historical survey - 2 The thunderstorm - 2.1. Global distribution of thunderstorms - 2.2. The thundercloud - 2.3. Point-discharge currents - 3. The lightning discharge - 3.1. Temporal development of flash to ground - 3.2. Strokes to tall structures - 3.3. Lightning currents and related parameters - 3.4. Frequency of lightning discharges - 4. The lightning conductor - 4.1. Mechanism of strike - 4.2. Striking distance - 4.3. Protective zone - 4.4. Radio-active lightning conductors - 4.5. Frequency of strikes to a structure - 5 Principles of protection - 5.1 Need for protection - 5.2. Design considerations - 5.3. Thermal considerations - 5.4. Mechanical considerations - 5.5. Electrical considerations - 6. Materials and dimensions - 6.1. Conductors for use above ground - 6.2. Conductors for use below ground - 6.3. Corrosion - Lightning Protection - 7. Protective systems for domestic, industrial and public structures - 7.1. Air-termination network - 7.2. Down conductors - 7.3. Earth-termination network - 7.4. Earth electrodes - 7.5. Joints - 7.6. Metal components on and in buildings - 7.7. Sound and television aerials - 7.8. Electricity supply and telephone installations - 7.9. Structures with flammable roofs and farm buildings - 8. Protection of tall structures - 8.1. High-rise buildings - 8.2. Chimneys and cooling towers - 8.3. Churches and monuments - 8.4. Telecommunication structures - 9 Protection of danger structures - 9.1. General considerations - 9.2. Structures above ground - 9.3. Structures below ground - 9.4. Mining and blasting - 9.5. Aircraft - 9.6. Warning devices - 10. Protection of miscellaneous structures - 10.1. Temporary structures - 10.2. Mobile structures - 10.3. Agricultural objects - 10.4. Structures on rock - 10.5. Playing fields and public highways - 10.6. Trees - 10.7. Ships and boats - 11. Maintenance - 11.1. General considerations - 11.2. Test methods - 11.3. Inspection and records - 12. Protection of persons and animals - 12.1. Effects of lightning currents - 12.2. Protection in the open - 12.3. Protection indoors - 12.4. Lightning casualties and resuscitation - 13. Postscript - Appendix - National Codes considered in text - References - Author Index - Subject Index - Contents -

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  • Language:
  • English
  • ISBN:
  • 9780820602264
  • Binding:
  • Hardback
  • Pages:
  • 236
  • Published:
  • June 15, 1975
  • Dimensions:
  • 229x152x14 mm.
  • Weight:
  • 486 g.
Delivery: 2-3 weeks
Expected delivery: November 23, 2024

Description of Lightning Protection

Contents -

Preface -

1 Historical survey -

2 The thunderstorm -
2.1. Global distribution of thunderstorms -
2.2. The thundercloud -
2.3. Point-discharge currents -

3. The lightning discharge -
3.1. Temporal development of flash to ground -
3.2. Strokes to tall structures -
3.3. Lightning currents and related parameters -
3.4. Frequency of lightning discharges -

4. The lightning conductor -
4.1. Mechanism of strike -
4.2. Striking distance -
4.3. Protective zone -
4.4. Radio-active lightning conductors -
4.5. Frequency of strikes to a structure -

5 Principles of protection -
5.1 Need for protection -
5.2. Design considerations -
5.3. Thermal considerations -
5.4. Mechanical considerations -
5.5. Electrical considerations -

6. Materials and dimensions -
6.1. Conductors for use above ground -
6.2. Conductors for use below ground -
6.3. Corrosion -

Lightning Protection -
7. Protective systems for domestic, industrial and public structures -
7.1. Air-termination network -
7.2. Down conductors -
7.3. Earth-termination network -
7.4. Earth electrodes -
7.5. Joints -
7.6. Metal components on and in buildings -
7.7. Sound and television aerials -
7.8. Electricity supply and telephone installations -
7.9. Structures with flammable roofs and farm buildings -

8. Protection of tall structures -
8.1. High-rise buildings -
8.2. Chimneys and cooling towers -
8.3. Churches and monuments -
8.4. Telecommunication structures -

9 Protection of danger structures -
9.1. General considerations -
9.2. Structures above ground -
9.3. Structures below ground -
9.4. Mining and blasting -
9.5. Aircraft -
9.6. Warning devices -

10. Protection of miscellaneous structures -
10.1. Temporary structures -
10.2. Mobile structures -
10.3. Agricultural objects -
10.4. Structures on rock -
10.5. Playing fields and public highways -
10.6. Trees -
10.7. Ships and boats -

11. Maintenance -
11.1. General considerations -
11.2. Test methods -
11.3. Inspection and records -

12. Protection of persons and animals -
12.1. Effects of lightning currents -
12.2. Protection in the open -
12.3. Protection indoors -
12.4. Lightning casualties and resuscitation -

13. Postscript -

Appendix - National Codes considered in text -

References -

Author Index -

Subject Index -

Contents -

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