[Work Safety Exposure Platform] The lead wire at the human body static electricity discharge column uses the same wiring terminal as the lightning protection lead wire of the loading platform frame
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The last edit to this post was made by Desert Fish on 2023-4-3 at 16:44. What’s even more surprising is that when experts inspected the loading platform, they found that the wire leading down from the human body static discharge column used the same connection point as the wire used for lightning protection on the loading platform’s frame; as a result, what should have been a \"discharge\" could actually turn into an \"electric shock\". “If there is thunder, anyone who touches the static discharge pole may get an electric shock. ”Experts say that, in accordance with industry standards, both should be equipped with separate lower leads.
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According to this standard, how many companies can meet the requirements now? The entire installation requires an excavated buried ground grid! Is it a bit much?
What experts emphasize is this: both should have independent lower leads.
Are the experts’ requirements higher than the standards? ? ? ?
Is this statement correct? Why does it feel wrong?:lol
Is there a regulatory basis for this requirement put forward by the experts?
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