STAINLESS STEEL LIGHTNING ROD 304 THUNDER WHISPERS

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Lightning strikes the One World Trade Center in New York. Benjamin Franklin was fascinated by electricity and the thought of lightning rods , lightning rods . With similar colors, explosions, and configurations, he suspected that lightning itself was electricity. Noting that a sharp needle could draw electricity from a charged metal ball, Franklin was convinced that a metal rod that could coax lightning from the sky was a lightning rod , a lightning rod . Why? Therefore, it will attack the stick instead of buildings or passers-by.

For centuries, lightning rods have tamed heaven, more or less unchanged. An object lesson.

Aug. 31, 2017
Lightning strikes the One World Trade Center in New York. Thunder whispers. Lightning rod , lightning rod , stainless steel lightning rod 304, 316. Benjamin Franklin was attracted by electricity. With similar colors, explosions, and configurations, he suspected that lightning itself was electricity. Noting that a pointed needle could draw electricity from a charged metal ball, Franklin was convinced that a metal rod could coax lightning from the sky. Why? Therefore, it will attack the stick instead of buildings or passers-by.

As the legend goes, Franklin jumped on a horse in 1752 with a kite decorated with a key in his hand, determined to prove his belief. The two danced in the stormy sky until the charged atmosphere filled the keys and confirmed his suspicions. About the whispering thunder, lightning rod, lightning rod, stainless steel lightning collecting columns 304 , 316.

More than two and a half centuries later, light bars still exist on the decorative architectural foundation, as traces of the past and are factors that minimize the power of lightning.

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Franklin then expanded the idea of his lightning rods to ships, including British warships, eventually fitted with anchor chains extending from the top of their wooden pole to the sea. They aim to dissipate electrical energy so that the mast remains intact if struck by lightning. Soon, lightning rods were widely used in the northeastern United States and elsewhere in the mid-1700s.

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But not without resistance from some quarters, including the clergy. In fact, Reverend Thomas Prince, pastor of Boston's Old South Church, asserted that the Cape Ann earthquake of 1755 could be attributed to the common location of lightning rods in New England, especially in Boston. Located off the coast of modern-day Massachusetts, the earthquake, the Reverend Prince appears to imply, not by chance, man trying to deflect the hand of God.

Today Franklin's lightning rods are known by many names: air terminals, fins, down-conductors or strike termination devices among them. To me, calling them offensive termination devices made it sound as if once a bolt of lightning struck the bar, the danger would be repelled. Instead, the rods, usually half a inch in diameter, are connected to hidden metal cables in buildings or structures. The diameters of both rods and cables vary depending on the height of the building and the type of metal. In general, the taller the building, the heavier the bar and cable. Regardless of size, the cables go down to Earth, where they are anchored. Grounding, lightning rods drain the energy of lightning strikes.

Without this seemingly simple system, the damage to a structure can range from a small insult to a complete loss. Parker M. Willard Jr. saw that. We see a lot of damage from indirect strikes appearing through utility lines, he said. The average claim is $ 7,400 and I've seen some exceed $ 700,000.

Willard is the co-owner of the Boston Lightning Rod Company, along with his father, his great-grandfather Parker M. Willard Sr. Willard Jr., Henry Willard, founded the company, based in Dedham, Massachusetts, 144 years ago. 40 years old, Willard Jr. started working for the Boston Lightning Rod when he was 16 years old. The lighting industry is family-oriented, according to Willard. Versatile, really. He is one of the oldest companies in the United States, he told me. It is not uncommon to go to trade conferences and meet the next generation. There are many lightning protection families out there.

When talking about lightning and its tremendous energy, the key point, Willard said, is that the lighting rods, when properly installed, provide an efficient path to grounding for electrical energy, thereby reducing minimize or avoid damage to buildings. Especially when surge protection for incoming telecommunications, power lines and internet is added set up.

Many people will place lightning rods on their homes or businesses and think they are protected, but can the structure attack indirectly into utility lines or transformers outside the structure and lightning rods? can resist that kind of strike, Will Willard said. That's why surge protection for telecommunications and cables has become a bigger and bigger part of his business: Twelve years ago, people had phones, TVs and power lines. Now they have high-end electronics, things that are easily affected by any kind of electricity. A lightning rod system protects against a direct attack. Electric shock protection protects against an indirect attack. Thunder whispers. Lightning rod, lightning rod, stainless steel lightning rod 304, 316.

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