Lightning safety : an introduction.

Contributor(s):

National Lightning Safety Institute

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Louisville, Colo. : National Lightning Safety Institute, 1997Description: 1 v. : illSubject(s):

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551.56 21

Subject: Presents a risk management approach to protecting facilities and organizations from the effects of lightning. It discusses lightning safety in general, safety for outdoor athletic events, safety at swimming pools, the effects of electrical current on the human body, symptoms of lightning strike, lightning detection monitoring equipment, lightning behavior, lightning protection for structures and facilities, recommended grounding guidelines, and lightning and surge protection

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Presents a risk management approach to protecting facilities and organizations from the effects of lightning. It discusses lightning safety in general, safety for outdoor athletic events, safety at swimming pools, the effects of electrical current on the human body, symptoms of lightning strike, lightning detection monitoring equipment, lightning behavior, lightning protection for structures and facilities, recommended grounding guidelines, and lightning and surge protection

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