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akgupta1402
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How Earthing is applied in Aeroplanes and helicopters

04/10/2008 8:51 AM

I want to how earthing is applied to Aeroplanes and helicopter
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Re: How Earthing is applied in Aeroplanes and helicopters

04/10/2008 10:56 AM

Good subject.I am equally keen to know.

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Re: How Earthing is applied in Aeroplanes and helicopters

04/10/2008 11:56 PM

Earthing in flying bodies is required mainly to discharge the static electricity and to prevent it. The aeroplanes bodies are made in such a way to minimise any sharp object on its body surface. Electrical circuits are earthed to boby. Earthing is basically to make a common path/conductor for return currents. Earthing of neutral ensures that.

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Re: How Earthing is applied in Aeroplanes and helicopters

04/11/2008 5:00 PM

<Tounge In Cheek>

What... you mean they don't drag a long chain behind them?

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