Presentation for Smart India-Smart Road Transportation-Smart Cities-Smart Pole . Usefull Segment Architect, MEP ,Electrical Project Consultants, EV Public Car Charging Station, Solar PV and High Energy Storage Battery Systems , MNRE,SECI,NSM ARAI,DHI,Niti Aayog ,OEM EV Vehicles Two/Three/Four Wheeler and Bus Manufacturer and Their Charging Station Infrastructure

2. Smart City and Smart Live Project

3. Think Smart Monitor and Control

4. Think Smart Monitor and Control

5. Discuss Important to Protect Environment(Carbon Free Transportation)

6. Think Twice Now U Can Sell Power /24X7 Power for Home

8. Electric Vehicle Charging Infra Information

9. Voice of Fastest Transportation System Hyper Loop

10. We all has to try for Electrical Safety to Operators

11. Public EV Car and Two Wheeler Charging

12. Electric Vehicle and It’sCo u icatio

13. Electric Vehicle and Its Design

14. Electrical Vehicle a d Its’ Desig

16. Electrical Vehicle Important Component

18. C&S Electric Products LV/MV Components for Smart Industries Supply and Installation

19. Electrical Instalation Best Practice and Human Safety
Electrical safety hazards and present ways to minimize or avoid their consequences. It is a guide for improving
electrical safety and contains information about governmental regulations, industry-accepted standards and work
practices. It presents ways tomeet the standards and reduce the hazards. While parts of the standards, regulations,
and codes especially relating to electrical safety are quoted or summarized herein, it is the responsibility of the user
to comply with all applicable standards in their entirety.
Why is Electrical Safety so Important? Electrical hazards have always been recognized, yet serious injuries, deaths,
and property damage occur daily. Organizations like the US Department of Labor and the National Safety Council
compile statistics and facts on a regular basis. The following table demonstrates the importance of electrical safety.
Oh ’s Law: The Cu e t I i A pe es is e ual to the elect omotive force, or Voltage (V) divided by the Resistance
R i oh s. Cu e t I = Voltage V Resista ce R I = V RA
Short Circuit is any current not confined to the normal path. The term comes from thefact that such currents bypass
the normal load(i.e., it fi ds a sho t path a ou d the load).Usually, when a current is greater than 6 times
(600%) the normal current, it should be removed
as quickly as possible from the circuit. Short
Circuits are usually caused by accidental contact
or worn insulation and are more serious than
overloads. Damage occurs almost instantly

20. Human Safety against Electrical Hazart