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The Basis of Conventional Lightning Protection Technology
 

 

Topic - Lightning
Subject - The Basis of Conventional Lightning Protection Technology

August 21, 2008
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The Basis of Conventional Lightning Protection Technology

 

A review of the scientific development of conventional lightning protection technologies and standards from June 2001

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This report is a review of the body of literature, theoretical and empirical, that exists to substantiate the methods and practice of lightning protection as embodied in the National Fire Protection Association’s Standard 780, Standard for the Installation of Lightning Protection Systems. Development of this report is in direct response to the request embodied in the National Fire Protection Association’s Standards Council Decision 00-30 for governmental users to participate in submission of technical substantiation regarding lightning protection systems.

 

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    Rod Jenkins
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