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    This document discusses electrical hazards, including direct hazards like electric shock, heat, fire, and explosion, as well as indirect hazards from power failures or interference with electronic equipment. It outlines static electricity as an imbalance of positive and negative charges that can attract different materials. Methods for controlling electrical hazards include physical controls, overcurrent devices, switching devices, grounding, ground fault circuit interrupters, smart power integrated circuits, warnings, and procedures. Protective devices like fuses, circuit breakers, and ground fault circuit interrupters are also mentioned.

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    This document discusses electrical hazards, including direct hazards like electric shock, heat, fire, and explosion, as well as indirect hazards from power failures or interference with electronic equipment. It outlines static electricity as an imbalance of positive and negative charges that can attract different materials. Methods for controlling electrical hazards include physical controls, overcurrent devices, switching devices, grounding, ground fault circuit interrupters, smart power integrated circuits, warnings, and procedures. Protective devices like fuses, circuit breakers, and ground fault circuit interrupters are also mentioned.

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    Electrical Hazard: by Rani Rumita

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    Ahmad Fariz Hadyan
    This document discusses electrical hazards, including direct hazards like electric shock, heat, fire, and explosion, as well as indirect hazards from power failures or interference with electronic equipment. It outlines static electricity as an imbalance of positive and negative charges that can attract different materials. Methods for controlling electrical hazards include physical controls, overcurrent devices, switching devices, grounding, ground fault circuit interrupters, smart power integrated circuits, warnings, and procedures. Protective devices like fuses, circuit breakers, and ground fault circuit interrupters are also mentioned.

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    ELECTRICAL

    HAZARD
    By Rani Rumita
    Direct Hazard
    Electric Shock
    Heat
    Fire
    Explosion
    Indirect Hazard
    Failure of electrical power can make building interiors dark and
    can make exiting dangerous or impossible
    Failures of computer equipment or electronik sensors can
    contribute to hazards in processes or control systems in
    industrial plants or other places
    Radio frequencies, field-induced currents or static buildup can
    interfere with critical electronik equipment and can cause
    failure unless adequately shielded or insulated
    Static Electricity
    Is the imbalance of positive and
    negatife charges (two things with
    opposite or different charges will
    attract or pull towards each other)
    caused by contacting between two
    different material
    Control of Electrical Hazards
    Physical Controls
    Overcurrent Devices
    Switching Devices
    Grounding and Bonding
    Ground Fault Circuit Interupter
    Smart Power Integrated Circuit
    Warnings
    Procedures
    Protective Device
    Fuses and circuit breaker
    Ground fault circuit interupters
    (GFCI) detect very small changes in
    current
    Static Electricity
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