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18/04/2017 By Ian Leave a Comment

Lightning Risk – Looking ahead at future trend

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Lightning Risk. In a world increasingly driven by quantitative Risk Assessment (QRA) techniques. It’s important to understand what the predicted impacts are as a result of our current trajectory (as humans). For Example the direction of travel that the population of planet earth seems to be following – in terms of climate change:

Increasing Lightning Risk trend

From recent research. Some in the Lightning community are predicting strike frequency increasing by +12% to +24% : the phenomenon appears to be worsening with climate change (2016). [Read more…] about Lightning Risk – Looking ahead at future trend

Filed Under: Lightning Protection Design Tagged With: Electrical Earthing System Design, lightning, lightning activity, lightning danger, lightning physics, Lightning Protection, lightning transient studies, risk management, what to do when lightning strikes

09/07/2015 By Ian Leave a Comment

ISO 55000 – 5 Things you need to know now

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It’s difficult to get excited about any of the ISO standards but knowing these are hardly the most exciting of reads, imagine the delight when asked by a client “what do you know about ISO 55000?” [Read more…] about ISO 55000 – 5 Things you need to know now

Filed Under: Electrical Earthing Tagged With: AMX, Asset Management eXpert, asset management software, asset managment, BS EN 50522, BS7430, CDEGS, earthing specialists, earthing systems, Electrical Power System, ISO 55000, PAS 55, risk management

28/11/2014 By Ian

Fear of Lightning Frequency Increase

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Very few consider that they or their assets will be struck by lightning. People relegate the threat of lightning to chance and are confident it will not affect them. This is a mentality that may come back to haunt them if new scientific research is correct. [Read more…] about Fear of Lightning Frequency Increase

Filed Under: Lightning Protection Design Tagged With: BS7430, Climate Change, greymatters, lighting frequency increase, Lightning Protection, risk management

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