An earth “ground” at the base of the transmission line tower has a resistance of 2W. If a lightning stroke of 20kA strikes the tower, what would be the power dissipated in the “ground”? What would be the voltage drop across the “ground”?
An earth “ground” at the base of the transmission line tower has a resistance of 2W. If a lightning stroke of 20kA strikes the tower, what would be the power dissipated in the “ground”? What would be the voltage drop across the “ground”?
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An earth “ground” at the base of the transmission line tower has a resistance of 2W. If a lightning stroke of 20kA strikes the tower, what would be the power dissipated in the “ground”? What would be the voltage drop across the “ground”?
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