On Protective Efficiency of ECCD: a Statistic Analysis and a Quantum Engineering Modelization

EasyChair Preprint no. 1520

Abstract

An ECCD is a passive device carry out electrical currents in time the electrical Earth that prevents of lightning impacts, of derivative electric current pulses and reduce the radiofrequency disturbances in the protected area. The objective of this paper is to give a physical explanation of the operation of an ECCD in order to well understand their performances, increase advantages, these profiling new applications. The operation of an ECCD is consequence of double action: the static electric field and the of evanescent and resonant electric radiofrequency field in the nearby external adjoining to dielectric-metal zone of ECCD. The energy absorption only is logical justified considering a super absorption process as end of a chain of resonant quantum events. The multi- resonant process is induced from an exhaustive radiofrequency simulation analysis made on ECCD, and the fundamental practical uses are supported on an extended time statistic tests analysis made in seven real different stations. These last empirical results are derived on real METEORAGE environmental services data. Finally, a prospective of new applications is given.

Keyphrases: Instalaciones, Protección, Seguridad

@Booklet{EasyChair:1520,
  author = {Eusebio Bernabéu Martínez and Javier Maldonado Pardo and María Ana Sáenz Nuño},
  title = {On Protective Efficiency of ECCD: a Statistic Analysis and a Quantum Engineering Modelization},
  howpublished = {EasyChair Preprint no. 1520},

  year = {EasyChair, 2019}}