Arc flash
Plasma discharge between a charged high-voltage conductor and an earthed object, reaching 10,000-20,000 K. Causes flash burns to skin, ignites clothing, and produces blast barotrauma before direct current contact is established.
Plasma discharge between a charged high-voltage conductor and an earthed object, reaching 10,000-20,000 K. Causes flash burns to skin, ignites clothing, and produces blast barotrauma before direct current contact is established.
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