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【Daily Topic】【Electrical Edition 20160919】

2016-09-19View Original

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Participation reward: 2 Wealth. Reward for correct answer: 9 Wealth. Where is shielding mainly used? Answer: Shielding is mainly used in areas where insulation is difficult to implement or insufficient to ensure personal safety, such as the moving parts of switching devices, exposed wires that may be touched or approached by humans, high-voltage electrical equipment, and power distribution equipment installed in areas where humans may touch or approach them.
Reply #22016-09-19
Shielding devices are mainly used in situations where electrical equipment is difficult to insulate or where the insulation provided is not sufficient to ensure safety
Reply #32016-09-19
Protective shielding is primarily used in areas where insulation is difficult to implement or insufficient to ensure personal safety, such as the moving parts of switching equipment, exposed wires that may be touched or approached by humans, high-voltage electrical equipment, and power distribution equipment installed in locations where people might touch or get close to them.
Reply #42016-09-19
Used in areas where electrical equipment cannot be insulated properly or where the insulation provided is not sufficient to ensure safety
Reply #52016-09-19
Protective shielding is primarily used in areas where insulation is difficult to implement or insufficient to ensure personal safety, such as the moving parts of switching equipment, exposed wires that may be touched or approached by humans, high-voltage electrical equipment, and power distribution equipment installed in locations where people might touch or get close to them.
Reply #62016-09-19
Protective shielding is primarily used in areas where insulation is difficult to implement or insufficient to ensure personal safety, such as the moving parts of switching equipment, exposed wires that may be touched or approached by humans, high-voltage electrical equipment, and power distribution equipment installed in locations where people might touch or get close to them.
Reply #72016-09-19
Protection is a means of isolating factors that pose a risk of electric shock; it involves using barriers, guards, covers, enclosures, etc. to separate dangerous live parts from the outside world, thereby preventing electric shock accidents resulting from human contact or proximity to those live parts.
Reply #82016-09-19
Answer: Shielding is mainly used in areas where insulation is difficult to implement or insufficient to ensure personal safety, such as the moving parts of switching devices, exposed wires that may be touched or approached by humans, high-voltage electrical equipment, and power distribution equipment installed in areas where humans may touch or approach them.
Reply #92016-09-19
In situations where electrical equipment is difficult to insulate or where the insulation provided is not sufficient to ensure safety, such as the moving parts of switching electrical equipment, exposed wires that may be touched or approached by humans, high-voltage electrical equipment, and power distribution equipment installed in areas where humans may touch or approach them

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