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Comparision Lightning Protection Systems s per IEC 62305-3 and NFC 17-102(2011)/UNE21-1186 India NBC2016 / Project Building and Infra Projects /MEP ,Architect ,Electrical Consultants
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Lightning is Disaster when it's hit to Surface and damage only possible to assess Lost of Human Lives and Assets.
The Agencies who claim Said Protection is from Lightning Product ,Design and Installation is Accordingly EN62305/IEC62305 and NFC17-102 .
Lightning Protection Standard Committee member is from Industries who are having Experience ,Knowledge and they are business man and better know how to safe guard to make more profit from their Business like other Industries.
If we Compare One Area Like Calculation Hight , Lenght and Width as per ZONE 1,2,3&4 Now Threat from Lightning Design as per IEC62305 and Prepare BOQ Considering Reputed Makes from Manufacturer .
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Now you can understand why IEC do not support NFC .
Latest now CENELEC Given their Acceptance Mentioning IEC 62035 and NFC17-102 not having any Conflict and Claims are Different and Accepted by Countries.
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In India Lightning Documents is adopted under National Disaster and Every State is Declare Documents to offer Awareness Common Public what action they have to do.
NFC17-102 Acceptance in India CERC,SECI,RDSO.CPWD,PWD and Other Industries and Growing because We want to have Protection from Lightning ,
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- 4. A row of electrodes A stack of metal plates Gravity drops particles into the hopper The ionized particles moves to the grounded plates Incoming air stream Cleaned air The precipitator’s operational principle uses negative voltage to ionize particles A negative voltage of several kVs is applied
- 6. ESPs can be divided into three groups: plate precipitators, wet ESPs and modern industrial ESPs Plate precipitators - Cheapest and most simple - The plate and wire assembly can vary in different solutions - The lowest efficiency, but still reasonable for most applications
- 7. Wet ESPs - The most expensive and the most complex - Disposal of the laden water is a problem - Water helps reducing the electrical resistance of the incoming particles to make the process more effective ESPs can be divided into three groups: plate precipitators, wet ESPs and modern industrial ESPs
- 8. Modern industrial ESPs - S harpened spikes are attached to maximize corona production - Modern automation minimizes sparking and avoids damaging components - Uses voltages of 50–100 kV ESPs can be divided into three groups: plate precipitators, wet ESPs and modern industrial ESPs
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