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Why is lighting conductor used ?
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Answer / sanju
Because it provide an easy passage to the charge from the
clouds to the earth and this protects the building grin the
destructive effect if the lighting.
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Answer / anisha
a lighting conductor is use so that the builddings at great
heigts are not affected by the negative charges of the
clouds during a thunder strom.the charge is induced on the
pointed tips of the conductor if the lighting strikes, the
charge is conducted down into the earth by a thick metal rod
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Answer / pramod sharma
LIGHTING CONNDUCTOR IS BASICALLY USED FOR TO PROTECT
EARTHING DISSIPARITAION AND CONTROL LIGHTING WHEN COMES FOR
SKY AND SAFEBUILDING AND AND MALLS WHOSE HEIGHT IS MORE
THAN 15 MTR TOWER
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