Electrical Shock Hazards: Touch and Step Potential

Electrical Engineering: Power, Safety, & Controls

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Shock hazards occur when an individual contacts exposed energized components. In cases of higher voltages, however, the individual only has to approach the exposed electrical components as the electricity can jump the air gap if the resistance to the air is low enough. In addition, we discuss two types of electric shock: touch potential and step potential.

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