Lightning : understanding it and protecting systems from its effects.

Contributor(s):

Hasbrouck, R. T

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Louisville, Colo. : National Lightning Safety Institute,[1989]Description: iii, 41 p. : ill., mapsSubject(s):

DDC classification:

551.56 21

Subject: Reviews the atmospheric electrification process; discusses the development and characteristics of lightning discharge; presents techniques and instrumentation for lightning threat warning, detection, and tracking; and discusses various principles and practices for providing protection from lightning

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Reviews the atmospheric electrification process; discusses the development and characteristics of lightning discharge; presents techniques and instrumentation for lightning threat warning, detection, and tracking; and discusses various principles and practices for providing protection from lightning

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