Furse Earthing & lightning protection

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The general principle that the equipment requiring protection should located an LPZ whose electromagnetic characteristics are compatible with the equipment stress withstand or immunity capability. Earth termination network. SPD 0/1 Equipotential bonding by means SPD.— Technical reference IEC/BS 62305-1 Lightning protection zones (LPZ) Lightning protection zones (LPZ) The concept the Lightning Protection Zone (LPZ) was introduced within IEC/BS 62305 particularly assist determining the protection measures required establish protection measures counter Lightning Electromagnetic Impulse (LEMP) within a structure. Figure highlights the LPZ concept applied the structure and SPM. Selection the most suitable SPM made using the risk assessment accordance with IEC/BS 62305-2. SPD 2/3 (for power and data lines). SPM were previously referred LEMP Protection Measures System (LPMS) IEC/BS EN 62305:2006. SPD 0/1 Down conductor network. LPZ 2 No direct flash, induced currents, further damped magnetic field. LPZ 1 No direct flash, partial lightning or induced current, damped. The concept caters for external zones, with risk of direct lightning strike, partial lightning current occurring (LPZ and levels protection within internal zones (LPZ LPZ 2). LPZ 3 SPD 1/2 — 02 107 TECHNIC REFERENCE IEC/BS 62305 LIGHTNING PROTECTION ZONES (LPZ) . LPZ 0 Direct flash, full lightning current, full magnetic field. LPZ 0 No direct flash, partial lightning induced current, full magnetic field. Air termination network. Rolling sphere radius. Typically, any sensitive electronic equipment should located higher numbered LPZs and protected against LEMP by relevant Surge Protection Measures (SPM as defined IEC/BS 62305). — 02 The LPZ concept In general the higher the number the zone (LPZ LPZ etc) the lower the electromagnetic effects expected. The concept expanded upon IEC/BS 62305-3 and IEC/BS 62305-4