PROTECTION OF HUMAN LIFE AGAINST ELECTRIC SHOCK
Keywords:
electric shock, electrical safety, human protection, grounding, insulation, electrical hazard, residual current device (RCD), electrical injuries.Abstract
This article analyzes the effects of electric current on the human body and examines the physical principles of protection against electric shock. The main technical and organizational safety measures used to ensure electrical safety are discussed, including insulation, grounding, protective devices, and residual current protection systems. The study emphasizes the importance of applying physical laws to reduce the risk of electrical injuries and to ensure human life safety when working with electrical equipment.
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