what u meant by shock ? whether it depends on voltage or
current
Answer Posted / engineering.force
shock always depends on the voltage. never on the current.
for e.g. i have worked on machines where 4.5 kA of current
is passed through copper rings, but nothing much happens
when i touch them, the simple reason is that voltage is arnd
2-3 Volts. hence shock is always caused by voltage and never
by current.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 0 Yes | 0 No |
Post New Answer View All Answers
What is a signal flow graph?
What is bridge rectifier and explain with details
Why mostly the HV side of transformer has Delta?
1600 KVA ka transformer hi aghar lt side par 800A aur voltage 420 ho to HT side ki cable ki rating keya ho gi?
1.dg on load alarm/stop alarm... 2.dg on load. piu alarm alarm kaise chek krte hai
Why are iron cores in transformers made laminated?
what is mean by dry frequency
In synchronous motor, how the field current is related to armature current..i know its inversely proportional..but concept wise...i was nt clear....pls help me...
A jet of fluid strikes a plate What was the force required to counter it?
What is the criteria that generally follow by distribution licenses to fix contact demand of their industrial customers?
what is the calculation method to design core and winding of a 200kva 3phase distribution transformer?
Write down the brushes of a de machine.
Work done in a free expansion process is
whats the existence of reactive power and when it arises?
What is the typical enclosure type used for Indoor switchgear / Outdoor switchgear Units? - In Onshore / offshore Units?