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The Lightning rod DDCE is a collector system of the electrostatic charge not polarized, designed to provide protection from lightning, and direct and indirect electromagnetic effects, based on the principle of the charge transfer system.
All types of construction or structures on land or sea, including environments with risk of fire or explosion, except wind generators. Collective protection system against lightning to people, animals and facilities.
The operating principle of the DDCE technology is based on deionization of electrostatic charges present in the environment, to control the electric field below the thresholds of the dielectric breakage (lightning).
The operating principle of the DDCE technology is based on deionization of electrostatic charges present in the environment, to control the electric field below the thresholds of the dielectric breakage (lightning).
Its obtained by enabling the charges present in the environment to find the point of equilibrium without saturation or potential difference between them.
The DDCE transforms the charges present in the structure into weak leakage currents (50-350 mA good weather, 700-1800 mA storm) to the ground, thanks to its mechanical and electric design that allows it to control the electric potential at all times, by reversing the polarity of the field that appears between its two electrodes.
This process of leakage currents is called "Charging DEIONIZATION", and is essential to cancel all the processes involved in the emergence of the electric field of high voltage in the structures by avoiding the saturation of the electric field in the environment that causes the lightning.
The DDCE radius of protection has been determined by applying the ROLLING SPHERE THEORETICAL MODEL (page 40, point A4 of the UNE-EN-IEC 62305 standard PART I) and taking into account the tests of short current pulses 10/350 of 100 KA (according to the requirements of the UNE-EN IEC 62305-1 standard, LCOE Test No. 2010043F0205)
The head of the lightning rod must exceed by 2m (6.56ft) over any element of the structure.
The maximum radius of coverage (100m-328 ft) is obtained when the DDCE is installed at a minimum height of 26.79m (87.90 ft), and there are not structures equal or higher
All structures (metallic and conductive) must be at the same electric potential. They must form a potential equalization system.
If there are structures with similar or bigger height, the coverage area will go up to the limit of the existing structure.
Is essential to cancel all the processes involved in the emergence of the electric field of high voltage in the structures by avoiding the saturation of the electric field in the environment that causes the lightning.
Multisegur Assegurances by DINNTECO INTERNATIONAL S.L, Product warranty civil responsibility No. 70001598.