what is the differenc between A.C. and D.C, which is more
dangerious?
Answer Posted / nani eee
we know ac supply is alternating supply nothing but voltage
and dc is direct supply there is no alternating gives onely
constant voltage if we get shock with dc the voltage is
constantely flow in your body then your body domains on
blood cells are randomely disturbuted then you will get
shoke the domains are move in same direction then heat will
be disipeated the heat the heat causes contineously in dc
causes deat there fore dc is more dangerous then ac
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